… a great deal about a person. In The Great Gatsby F. Scott Fitzgerald uses characters' houses as a way to describe characters themselves. In this novel Fitzgerald relates, through the characters' houses, their temperament, values, and place in society.…

… dollars from a convenience store and consequently, was sent to prison on a charge of petty theft. Because the crime he committed was so trivial, Rob was allowed to go through a rehabilitation program of his choice. He chose a basic computer skills…

… century poems and see their contrasts and their similarities: STORYLINES: ‘Porphyria’s Lover’ is all about love, death and jealousy. It starts with descriptions about the weather, laying out the settings and mood of the night. What happens,…

… Purpose: to inform my audience about a general body piercing Central Idea: A successful body piercing is the result of three main steps: preparation, performing the piercing, and post-piercing (after-care). Introduction I. Get Attention:…

… Allan Poe, the reader sees the internal torment of a man in mourning for the lost love of a maiden, named Lenore that has died. The narrator expresses a sea of emotions over the vision of a raven haunting and taunting him. As the narrator…

… and cared for me. Now it is my turn to care for them. But my parents are still young and healthy. I grew and learned a lot from my parents. Now I want to do what they did for me, but I think it’s a mixing of apples and oranges. In the past it wasn't…

… I decided that there was no better place to do so then at my high school. Seneca Valley High School is where I attended my secondary education. My major is secondary education in the area of social science so I decided that I would attend a 12th grade…

… years are pivotal to determine its later personality traits, and the kind of relationships it has with other siblings, parents and friends. Through studies of deprivation, some theorists also say that this early bond the baby has with its mother can…

… and satisfying?’ Harper Lee makes the ending of `To Kill A Mockingbird’ exciting and satisfying by building up tension and resolving key parts to the story in some way or another. It is really chapter twenty-eight that makes the end of the…

… The idea of suicide is an important theme in William Shakespeare’s Hamlet: Hamlet says several times that he wishes to kill himself, and Ophelia's death has been interpreted as suicidal by many critics (and, indeed, by one of her own gravediggers).…