… fantastic novels defining the basis for the gothic horror story. In the “Cask of Amontillado” and “The Raven”, the Gothic setting is meticulously described, painting a very detailed picture. The narrator in “The Tell-Tale Heart” , felt, in his morality…

… would like to start out by mentioning that this book is nothing at all what I expected when I began reading it. I was expecting a book on the philosophy and style of the greatest basketball coach of all time. I expected this book to teach me about…

… to do and accomplish in my life. My admirations aren’t much different than the average person, but it will still take a lot of hard work to get to where I want to be. I have many goals, but to accomplish these goals I have to get through the many obstacl…

… pressures that develop for different commodities. The pressures work in one direction for a while, but at the same time pressures are budding that work in the opposite direction. As people look forward and see there's going to be some profit made…

… to fulfill their aspirations in life. The life of a white-collar son is very different from that of a blue-collar father, the goal of the elder is to provide as best as possible for his children whereas the goals of the son is to do what he wants…

… there are two essential, opposing perspectives of human nature. One view is that humans live and react based upon their wishes and what they want. This view is furthered in that the only way to control this pursuit of individual happiness is to govern…

… African American female whose basic theme of her stories is the Afro-American experience, particularly that of women. In her story “1920” she writes of a women named Helene, who is taking a trip down south to aid her sick and dying grandmothe…

… past fifteen years by China?s government, as the population was becoming much too large. Drastic measures needed to be taken in order to control China?s quickly growing population or else there would be a huge problem. The world famous policy is known…

… Walter, the father of the Younger household, initially starts off selfish and resentful of others. He is forced to change because of different problems that arise in their little cramp apartment in which all 5 of them live. In the end, Walter has…

… as a lighthearted festive comedy, or do you feel it contains more serious themes and issues?” The first known performance of Twelfth Night was on the 2nd February 1602, which is in fact Candlemas Day. It was a traditional festival at that time. The…