… Tan explores the different mother-daughter relationships between the characters, and at a lower level, relationships between friends, lovers, and even enemies. The mother-daughter relationships are most likely different aspects of Tan's relationship…

… every minute. Violent video games are causing our children to be aggressive monsters. If we allow these games to continue, there will be more school shootings and more mad men with weapons. Violent video games cause aggressive behavior. This…

… “A Rose for Emily”, we are presented with two women in rebelling against their communities. Though they differ in past treatment and general outlook towards life in a small town, the ways these two stubborn women relate to their communities are…

… in the 1840’s, just six years after Melbourne was founded. Its century-old trees were once famous for lining lakes and grasslands, acting as a magnificent sanctuary in the midst of a busy city, for all to enjoy. Today, the gardens are more likely…

… J.R.R Tolkien’s The Hobbit, there is the underlying theme of the continual struggle between good and evil. Tolkien’s plan in the novel was to show this theme through an adventure story. The theme is highlighted in the episodes where Gandalf, the…

… we live in sometimes it is almost impossible to prepare a healthy, well-balanced meal for a family. There are more then five sit-down restaurants in the Georgesville Square Plaza. I am going to evaluate two of the five because the two are very similar…

… chapter out of his reputable book The Invisible Man. Ellison was born in Oklahoma City in the year 1914 and in the course of his life he witnessed the civil rights movement. Ellison was influenced by these events and chooses to speak out through his…

… and George actually share a quite simple friendship. Leading the lonesome existence of migrant farmers, they both just long for the love, nourishment, and company of another human. But, because of the burdensome nature of Lennie, this special bond…

… Glass Menagerie” distortion is evident from the very beginning. The Wingfields are all, each one, living in some sort of fantasy that is a distortion of reality, or they are trying to be someone they are not. While each member of the family’s problems…

… Catherine Anne Porter and “A Worn Path?by Eudora Welty, have many similarities as well as differences. Both stories have a simple plot with a theme that is symbolic of their lives. These stories include great characterization, description of elements…