… the rest of Europe, revolved around the warrior class. In order to gain land and power nobles gave their services in the military and lived violent lifestyles. Treatment toward women during this period was harsh. "In a society of landed nobility dispe…

… for just anyone. Chambord is only for the elite in style and taste. The classic black suit on the man and the well fitted dress on the woman clearly show Chambord is not for the average American. Chambord is made of black raspberries, giving it a rich…

… human nature. The question was posed why Medea would be appearing in Greek mythology. The answer is simple; it is the epitome of human nature. Medea is a play about the terror born of humanity's inability to forgive. It is a timeless tragedy, as releva…

… in Colonial Massachusetts” In the article “Daily Life in Colonial Massachusetts” written by Robert N. Linscott, Sylvester Judd tells how in the colonial years of Massachusetts life had it’s challenges for the whites and natives. Judd explains that…

… is a satire on the Russian revolution, and therefore full of symbolism. The characters and buildings in this story represent more than farm structures or just plain animals. They represent the infrastructure of the rise of communism, not only in Russia…

… stay in the past and I knew I had to move on towards the future. As soon as I got there I wanted to leave. I didn’t belong and there was nowhere for me to go. I had to move forward and there was no turning back. I slowly lifted my head and looked…

… Sorrowful Woman” depicts the life of a woman with a terminal illness in her final stage of life. The short story opens up with the wife looking at the husband and her child describing the husband as “durable, receptive, gentle; the child a tender golden…

… Creon makes errors in judgment that eventually leads to the death of his wife, son, and Antigone. His headstrong and obstinate way of ruling is what causes his own demise. He believes that he is above the gods, and even what they say cannot influence…

… written by John Knowles is about two boys who are best friends and worst enemies. The characters names are Gene and Phineas, also known as Finny. During the story Finny starts a club called Super Suicide Society so Gene can have some fun…

… boy born is South Africa during Apartheid and World War II. Raised as an orphan in a German boarding school, P.K. finds life tougher than he imagined with other children tormenting him by urinating on him and physically and emotionally torturing him…