… grade school, they are the kids whom no one wants to play with because they always have their heads between the pages of a book. They are oblivious to the rest of the world, just like earthworms. Later, in college, they spend their days and nights in…

… short story written by Tim O’Brien. O’Brien was born in Austin, Minnesota, and graduated from Macalester College. In 1968, he was drafted and served with the U.S. Army in Vietnam, where he attained the rank of sergeant. In the story the character Paul…

… from childhood to womanhood. The main characters are Margaret, Jo, Beth, and Amy. Margaret the eldest is sixteen and wants to be rich and have the ”pretty things” rich girls have. She is the prettiest of the four and is plump and has brown hair. Josephin…

… asked to investigate over 36,000 Serious Crimes including Suspicious Deaths and Homicides. Every year the Homicide Investigations Unit puts out its Top 12 Homicides of the year. 1- Alex Mijtus, 36 years old, is killed by his wife, armed with a 20-in…

… Hawthorne, is about a crucial expedition a man must venture on. Goodman Brown’s task entails journeying through the forest, representing evil, refuse the temptations of the devil, and remain true to himself and his beliefs. Before leaving his wife…

… a protagonist going from bad to worse throughout the play. Shakespeare wrote this play, taking in mind current affairs at the time of 1603-1606. This is the time when a Scottish king, James I was given the English crown. This king was obsessed with…

… personality are shown by observing his actions and responses to certain situations. Hamlet proves to be a very complex character and functions as the key element to the development of the play. He takes on the role of a strong character, but throug…

… Scout (To Kill A Mockingbird) and a person. Small Town Warfare Many events can happen in a person’s life that can affect that person deeply: a death of a family member, moving to another town, conflict between family, an introduction of a person…

… Mercury portray similar conceptualizations of love as well as differing ideas regarding duty to the “Voice of God”. Both Homer and Virgil believe love and obsession are intertwined. Homer subscribes to the belief that although the gods always get their…

… was the death for thousands all over the world, and while Montag describes the last few seconds of Mildred’s life, he may as well have been describing the death of almost all of the inhabitants of their city. Mildred and Montag had an interesting…