… injury, and in William Shakespeare's Hamlet, the protagonist exhibits a duplicitous, almost insane nature. Hamlets father is murdered by his uncle, Claudius, the new king. After much grief, Hamlet starts to plot his uncle's death, and due to…

… -- but I don't like horror books. I like Stephen King for his paranormal and supernatural thrillers. The psychic powers of the mind -- or the presence from beyond -- mixed together with a not-too-obscure message of enlightenment and, best of all,…

… from The Pioneer, I would translate the text into a blockbuster dramatic horror movie. The first person narrative would serve well as a voice over narration for the film. For the nervous yet eccentric main character, I would cast Woody Allen.…

… an alien language to most of us in today’s society I am sure. People best understand communication as a two-way street. But really if you think about it, a four lane interstate would be closer to the truth. Humans communicate in a variety of ways:…

… most significant legacies of the 1920s. Around this time, woman are experiencing more freedoms such as the right to vote which was stated in the 19th Amendment. The flapper now became the new icon of young woman. The image she possessed was a saucy,…

… Causes Alcohol abuse is one the biggest drug problems and issues facing America's youth today. Teen alcoholism is a one of the main issues concerning almost all communities, families and schools in America today. There are three main reasons…

… George Orwell, and published in 1945, is a masterpiece that brilliantly satires the Russian Revolution and the corruption that power inflicts in leaders. The animals in Manor Farm, inspired by a veteran boar named Old Major, decide to overthrow its…

… Athena Back in time when Greece was making its mark in history as one of the great civilization of the Ancient World, there was a great deal of emphasis on the Gods and Goddesses. To the Greeks the world was governed by the Gods and they…

… Lottery” And Their Darkness Through out the story "A Good Man is Hard to Find" By Flannery O'Connor and “The Lottery” By Shirley Jackson, there are several examples of both foreshadowing and symbolism of death, evil and heaven. These messages…

… Duouglass recounts his emotions on escaping slavery and arriving in New York in 1838, by his extraordinary use of rhetorical devices. This passage gives the reader a brief history of the life of a slave living in the days when slavery was not outlawed,…