… me with contemptible eyes, watching every move I make, unquestionably thinking if she turns her head for the slightest moment that I will slip everything of value into my bag. Prejudging people for their appearance is a common practice that humans perfor…

… Canonicity 1 Authorship and Dating 2 INTERPRETATION 4 Allegorical 4 Literal 5 Wedding Cycle 5 Pastoral Drama 6 CONCLUSION 6 INTRODUCTION The Song of Songs, or Song of Solomon, is a unique book in the Old…

… from which morphine, father of heroin, is derived, as the "joy plant". Often referred to as ‘Smack, ‘Junk', ‘Skag', ‘H', ‘Brown', ‘Horse', ‘Harry', or ‘Boy', heroin is a highly addictive drug that affects the brain's pleasure systems and screws up it's…

… poem, "The Portent" is about the brutal death of the famous abolitionist, John Brown. A portent is an evil omen. Herman Melville and many others thought of John Brown as the portent of the Civil War. Melville was known as a moralist and a supporter…

… watching Reever protesting against logging. Connie falls, shows her age, resists help but no-one listens, concerned about Reever. Comments on the interconnectedness of her family - Laffeys. How To Get Sacked Jessica Olive…

… his fathers death. Hamlet is a person that fails to act on killing the king on several occasions. Hamlet eventually gets his revenge on the king who murdered his father, but he had many chances to kill the king before he got his revenge.…

… is survival of the cruellest.” Has this been your interpretation after reading King Lear? The characters Gonerill, Regan and Edmund could be categorised as the cruelest in Shakespeare’s play, King Lear. Gonerill, Regan and Edmund’s deception to their…

… “To Build a Fire” In the story "To Build a Fire" by Jack London, there is one principal theme; respecting nature and having a powerful understanding of the warning signs it gives a person. This theme is shown through the character and his actions.…

… greatest and most influential storytellers, poets and literary critics. Poe’s works are generally recognized as the first works of mystery, horror, and science fiction. His wide range of genres and interests can be found in his over seventy pieces…

… work waiting for a customer to pay and they’ll have one hand with a bill and the other hand with change. Since they’re too lazy to count the change they give me the bill. When I give them back their change they complain that they have to much change…