… Your Own”, illustrates in words the importance of sticking to your roots through a man of deception who is hypercritical to this idea. It seems since Mr. Shiftlett was born in the royal south, he does not know how to put his responsibilities together,…

… in which Mrs. Mallard is about to be informed by her sister, Josephine, of Mr. Mallard’s death. "Knowing that Mrs. Mallard was afflicted with a heart trouble, great care was taken to break to her as gently as possible the news of her husband’s…

… you?”... “but I just lost my voice.” Buried Child, by Sam Shepard speaks to us about the impact of family secrets. A family in general is bonded by bloodlines. Yet relationships within the unit can be disturbed if a dark secret is held. The death…

… twists hidden in the archives of the true story. It is a play with emotional feelings, feelings of anger, hate, evil, manipulation, good, and pureness. It is the The Crucible. In the play, Arthur Miller develops the idea that powerfully held beliefs…

… Pardoner’s Tale” (Coghill, 1977) was written by Geoffrey Chaucer in the Middle Ages. As stated by Takami Mastuda the tale “warns against the deadly sin of avarice and teaches that spiritual death can indeed become the cause of physical death and…

… beauty, as in pearls, or confers special qualities such as innocence or purity. There is an elusive quality that causes the thought of whiteness to heighten terror, such as the white bear of the poles or the white shark of the tropics. Among humans,…

… yoke of his laws, but he also brings a trade center. The people of Umuofia begin to profit from selling local products, and so not all of the people of Umuofia oppose the whites as much as Okonkwo. In Umuofia, the Christians are led by a kindly…

… are as important as his personality. Huck is a child—only about thirteen years old—who comes from the lowest levels of white society: his father is a drunk and a ruffian who disappears for months on end. Huck himself is dirty and frequently homeless.…

… seemed to be a very strong man in some ways. He held the burden of his sin for seven years before he was finally able to admit what he did. He suffered through a tremendous amount of guilt and anxiety. But in many aspects Dimmesdale was not a very…

… once inhabited the vast forests of New England a century ago. Now there is hope of bringing this magnificent creature back to its former environment. Reintroducing the timber wolf would not only help the species with its recovery process, but would also…