… novel. Though he cries when he is upset, he bellows especially loudly whenever anyone says the name, 'Caddy.' The night of their grandmother's funeral, the children help Caddy climb a tree outside their house to see what was going on inside.…

… with characters greater than us. A “tragic hero” is an individual who possesses some sort of great authority while at the same time being infected with a tragic flaw, which eventually leads to his inevitable downfall in the end. There are two characters…

… experience of perceiving and interacting through sensors and effectors with a synthetic (simulated) environment containing simulated objects as if it were real. It is supported by advances in simulation technology that allow linking human capabilities…

… powerful themes revolve around emotion. The emotions presented play a vital role and help to establish the plot. They also lead to the explanation of the characters’ actions throughout the events in the play. The characters’ anger, which is brought…

… gunman and suicide bombers overtook a popular Moscow theatre, effectively removing seven hundred and fifty hostages from their lives in a manner which they could not control, much like the Offred from Margaret Atwood’s novel, The Handmaid’s…

… has risked or sacrificed his life for others. To others a person that has discovered or achieved something outstanding was considered a hero as well. In ancient Greece a hero was considered a man, often of divine ancestry, who is exceptionally clever…

… Vergil is great story of Aeneas the son of Trojan Prince Anchises and the goddess Venus, Aeneas has valiantly defended Troy until it was burnt down by the Greeks after ten of war. Now the oracles prophesize a destiny for him as the founder of the city…

… and caring. But some can be unfair and egotistical. A good teacher should make her students excited to come to school each day. A good teacher should respect her students, make them feel comfortable in the classroom, and be consistent. A…

… simply man-made interpretations of given data? The epistemological viewpoint that has most often guided Western philosophy for three centuries dictates an immediate and unequivocal Yes! Yet this viewpoint no longer functions effectively, and…

… and Middlemarch by George Eliot exhibits life of English society in the Victorian era. The social class system controls every aspect of life. To maintain social standing, women must marry into respectable, wealthy families. In Middlemarch and…