… deadly enemies during the course of book "The Lord of the Flies." In The Lord of the Flies, written by William Golding, a group of English boy’s plane crashes on an island in the middle of the ocean. The group has two boys vying for leadership of the…

… When I arrived outside of the Peruvian restaurant, I saw a big fire spit roasting some chickens in the window. Aztec Indian model statues where also displayed behind the window. Walking into the restaurant, I heard the pleasant sound of Hispanic…

… and is set in the New York/Pennsylvania area during either 1948 or 1949. By "deep", I mean that the book deals more with the psychological, and requires pretty heavy thinking to understand. I myself don't believe that i fully understand some of the…

… Most countries try to invest more and more money in education. It is known that education is a part of research and that research is probably one of the most profitable part of an economy. In research people that have graduated from college do their…

… Cities by Charles Dickens, the effects of poverty and injustice on a society are portrayed. The injustices Dickens shows throughout A Tale of Two Cities result in an inevitable war between the rich and poor among people. Injustice in the novel is…

… Crassus, a senator and wealthy landowner, tells you the following story: A few months ago I came down with a debilitating fever. My doctor Medicus, whom I now know for a thorough villain, told me I was suffering from nervous exhaustion caused by…

… attitudes, starting with his quiet and overly concerned nature. With Diana, he delayed to tell her how he really felt, only because he wanted to spare her the anguish. As well, he did not respond to the strange visits at the Staunton’s because they…

… his main character’s voyage as opportunities to satirize humankind. This is seen in his fourth and final voyage to the land of the Houyhnhnms. These creatures are portrayed as a supposed form of perfection and are even praised by Gulliver, yet Swift’s…

… Kevin McCoy and the Protestant girl Sadie Jackson were raised in a poor area in Belfast, Northern Ireland. They played a lot when they were kids, but their friendship was torn apart by the conflict between Protestants and Catholics. Sadies family moved…

… in the play cannot possibly be accidental. The subplot of Gloucester corresponds the major plot of Lear. The two fathers have their own loyal legitimate child, and their own evil and disloyal kin. Gloucester and Lear are both honorable men, who have…