… characters: Ralph, Simon, Jacky, and Piggy. All of the boys had a profound impact on the book but one boy was very intense and amazing. That boy was Simon. Simon was the kind of person who kept to himself and looked at the world from a different…

… “The Ones Who Walk Away from Omelas” by Ursula Le Guin, is a surprise-ending short story that shows how society can create traditions and ways of thinking that very few people can stand up against. The story takes place in an imaginary town where…

… can change from one person to another in a matter of seconds. Situations change, motives which can be hidden are revealed, and time affects outcomes. Other people can influence certain opinions, therefore making it difficult to consistently feel…

… different lifestyle in comparison to people in today’s society. The Anglo-Saxons lead a life full of difficult struggle against constant enemies, and their two greatest passions include war and wandering. Although in the modern world people often deal…

… The villain’s role in the play is to give the story action and a plot, so that the reader can root for the good guy. In William Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice, the character of the Jewish man Shylock comes off as the villain. However, looking…

… reveal its total focus or even hint at its theme until, usually, at least midway through its discourse. To do so would distract the reader from focusing on the story as a whole and, instead, pre-focus the reader on single mindedly tracking the theme,…

… to some part of the population (e.g. to the unlearned or to children), by the proper political authorities of intellectual, literary, or artistic material in any format.”4 Censorship has become a very controversial issue with protests…

… to instability in the short term and downward movements in the longer term. Examine the alternative way commodity prices can be stabilized .Use real world examples wherever possible to illustrate your answers. A primary commodity is a physical…

… from what was expected at the time. Vivie is his instrument for portraying this fact. He portrayed Vivie as someone who has a strong business and work ethic, who is unintrested in the capital gains of marriage and as being in control of her…

… horses have been symbols of power and grace. Enormous herds of mustangs where once seen galloping on the American frontier. Alice Walker brings you to her reality, with the story of a beautiful horse named Blue. She uses great imagery, personification…