… as a confident women who is common and speaks her own mind. However, in act one scene one when she says ‘the proper students’ it means that she does not think that she is a proper student. She thinks that real students are the people who have passed…

… his conversations with the unexpected visitor? Charles Dickens¡¯ Great Expectations Plot summary of chapter 39: Pip has his twenty-third birthday and seems to be doing very little with his life. He tries a few occupations, but doesn¡¯t stick to…

… by Charles Dickens, certain characters show that when they care for someone, and when they are simple and appreciative of everything they have, volumes of knowledge are gained. One can observe that Joe and biddy are simple. Because they…

… In disobedience to one’s personal morality. Since rules were established and exist for the common interests of the general population, some would say adhering to the rules is obedient. Contrary to popular belief, disobedience does not center around…

… is one of the most interesting characters in Shakespeare's dramas. He enjoys the reputation of one of Venice's most able generals. The Moor's military might puts him in a class by himself in the same way his heritage distinguishes him from his…

… child of Mr. and Mrs Palanimuthu. I lost my father three months before I came to this world. My mother and I stayed with my grandmother in Buntong, a place once famous for gangsterism. My grandma took care of me while my mother went to work. She…

… to change our lives. We live in the age of Information. Things are moving so fast that we, the new generation, can barely co-op. Needless to refer to our parents. Poor them. Technology must have alienated them in their own planet. Well… Internet. A…

… Although she had been surfing for a long time, she had never experienced being in real competition. She knew that succeeding in such a challenge required an immense amount of bravery, confidence, and hard work. When the colorful banner that…

… in the history by the penetration of computer and internet and invention of public communication and participation mechanisms, all academic centers throughout the world are becoming so close that their separateness is not conceivable anymore. That…

… that most of the people surrounded Emily have effect on Emily¡¦s behavior and the complexity of her mind. Those characters not only affect the inner self but the outer self of Emily. First of all, Emily¡¦s father is the main person who has great…