… the eight stories, and two song lyrics that were read in class, was a very unjust world. For starters, there are countless examples of discrimination against those of lower social standings. The poor, or less fortunate, people are, in most cases,…

… antagonist in this play was Antigone, who ws the daughter of Oedipus. Antigone was the antagonist because she was in opposiition to the protagonist, which was Creon. Creon is the King of Thebes adn is going to have Antigone put to death for committing…

… or background guarantee success? The definition of success varies with each person, but to me one of the most essential definitions of a person’s success is the impact they have on other people. Most of us hold pre-conceived notions of different socioeco…

… have loved for eight and a half years are finally able to wed after circumstances before had not let them. In one sentence the idea sounds cute, but Jane Austen author of Persuasion works off that very simple theme to create a masterpiece. When Jane…

… that has just finished perhaps one of the most horrifying and devastating wars of its history, World War II. As a result, there is much confusion and anger among the American people, primarily the Jewish Americans. There is difference of opinion…

… 1990. They are termed as missing as they were either murdered at the time of their birth or within few hours of birth. In fact the very women who assist in the birth of a child are the ones who are paid to finish off unwanted female babies. On payment…

… reality. Circumstances may cause shock to people who must face a crystal clear picture of a reality they refused to previously acknowledge. Mama, Armand, and Eveline seem to focus on their own perception: one that illustrates mans continuing…

… different types of positions, issues, and interests for three sides of the problem: the men of the rural Pakistani villages, the women of those villages, and the western world’s point of view. A position is when someone says what they want An issue…

… status which shows how dismal society’s values and priorities have become. The setting is one of the most important components for the development of both the story and characters in the book Cannery Row. The fact that John Steinbeck became a famous…

… Ibis” Much can be learned about the process of maturing in James Hurst’s “The Scarlet Ibis.” Several different aspects of human maturation are displayed throughout this story. In “The Scarlet Ibis,” James Hurst depicts the complex emotions…