… of a mad man, or is he. The story deals with a horrifying tale of revenge. This is made worse by the fact that the vengeance occurs with no knowledge of the original offense. The way Poe did this sets the mood for true evil. The plot of this story…

… most important scenes in the book because this determined who was the best. This is what separated the Eastside from the Westside excluding the fact that the Westside had the money. This rumble meant more to the Greasers, than to the Socials because…

… influenced by Lady MacBeth. During the play Macbeth goes from being a kind man to Damien through the help of his wife (Lady Macbeth) and an overwhelming desire to become king and eliminate all threats. Lady Macbeth loves every minute of it but then…

… than other people in America. If you were to ask an American what their culture was, they probably would say that they have no culture, and that they just use cultures of their ancestors. Americans tend to believe that they choose their own values;…

… first four in historical date but proceed them in writing date) offer a fascinating character study of what it means to be king. They share with the audience (and reader alike) the lives of three kings of England: Richard II, Henry IV, and Henry V. Whe…

… works out before us the problems of human suffering and human imperfection the relations of humanity to nature on the one hand and aspirations towards perfection on the other. This play often leads to the discussion of the characters of Edgar, Lear,…

… shows two very different concepts of remembering heritage. She does this by using the two daughters in the story as foils. They are extremely different characters in just about every way imaginable, from their appearance to the way that they behave,…

… embodiment of peoples’ values. Many value systems conflict and mix, yet only the inhumane, unnatural values of the Nazi system exists. The prisoners can either accept these values in resignation, or bravely face actuality and die with honor and pride.…

… a powerful novel invoked with symbolism. Centered on Hester, a woman branded with a scarlet “A” as a mark for adultery, much of the Scarlet Letter’s symbolism grows from the cruel, and shameful letter. The “A” symbolizes the “walking emblem of shame.”…

… is needed to deter crimes, supply retribution for murderers, and bring satisfaction to the victim’s families, administering death is immoral, costly, a violation of the eighth and fourteenth amendments, and has room for error. An evil act like murder…