… to conclude, Thorin Oakenshield sees the goodness in Bilbo Baggins and apprehends the most significant parts of life. Since the beginning, Thorin’s principle objective is to become the King under the Mountain and to have all the gold and treasure. While…

… and critiqued Robert Frost’s work. Some of them are as long as ten pages and others are just short paragraphs, but all of the ones that I’ve read have pretty much the same thing to say. Tina Ferris commented on Frost’s simple vocabulary. She said…

… Although we do not know precisely how old he is, Marlow describes him as athletic. Thus we may conjecture, that the helmsman cannot be older than a man in his prime. Marlow meets him, on the ship that is taking them to Kurtz's station; the helmsman…

… blame for the tragedy of Macbeth? Is it Macbeth’s arrogance, the confusion of his mind by the witches that send Macbeth on a self-destructive path to misery, or both? William Shakespeare’s play “Macbeth” connects witchcraft to Scotland. The play is…

… some interesting points in his essay The Conscience of the Writer. He explains that a ‘real writer’ is one for whom writing is a full-time activity. He then proceeds to categorize writers into a group of whom he admires and whom he doesn’t. The group…

… a genuine love and a superficial love, a story witch reveals an uglier side of human nature and relations. The relationship between Desiree and her adoptive parents portrays true love, based on affection and free of prejudice. Desiree is a toddler…

… to succeed? Why do some people succeed against all odds, while others fail when given all advantages possible? Everyone knows a story about someone who was beaten down, appeared to have given up, then out of the blue, picks themselves up, dusts themselve…

… by John Steinbeck. It’s a story of two men, George and Lennie who are laborers in California’s dusty vegetable fields. The book begins at them on their way to start a new job. They start to head to the new job, but the day before they get there they…

… very similar emotions after returning from war. When soldiers talk about war, it seems to distract their minds from the realities of coping with traumas witnessed. War can leave the soldier traumatized. Young soldiers go into war with the innocence…

… ends meet by moving from one job to the next. The two main characters, George and Lennie are the complete opposite in every way: Lennie is gigantic in size and George has a smaller build. Lennie has a big heart and would do anything for anyone and,…