… fate, or was he a truly bad person, whose fate was only just? Oedipus was indeed a good man based on Aristotelian ideals of good and bad. I think the fate that befell him was really a cruel gift from the gods. In his first encounters…

… are puring in for an extravagant feast, extensive conversations, and gratitude of life. In the midst of conversations blaring in the dining room, one family member reamrks, "I don't have anything to be thankful for this year." Suddenly the room…

… Odyssey is the theme of intellect versus strength. Often times Homer depicts a character lacking in one but greatly endowed with the other. This is true in real life as well. Often times failure can occur due to a heavy reliance on one or the other…

… Trilogy' examines the changing identity of the main characters in a novel, while also investigating "the imbalance between the physical author of a book, the individual who puts his name onto the cover, and the authentic author who I am not certain…

… “Aging in America.” There is an increasing number or people ages 65 and older in the United States. According to a new government report, most of these people are very healthy and also are living a lot longer. This article demonstrates many statistics…

… is immersed in the memory of the teenager's visit to see him in Boston. In his daydream it is night and he is in a hotel room with his mistress, while in the present he is presumably still in the restroom of Frank's Chop House. Biff is outside knocking…

… All quiet on the western front, by erich maria remarque, shows some very powerful views toward the Great War. The main character , Paul Baumer, goes through an incredible metamorphsis from an innocent dreamer to a hardened and somewhat cynical veteran.…

… stable man. More importantly he is a paranoid one. It does not take a whole lot to be able to tell this. Multiple supporting details will point this out. At the end of this essay you will probably see a point of view that you have never thought…

… answered the questions of those who are wondering. Listening to Mozart will make you smarter? Personally, I have come to the conclusion, that it does not make you smarter. We as human beings, sometimes, push ourselves to believe the impossible…

… beginning of The Tempest introduces five of the major characters of the play: Alonso, the King of Naples; Ferdinand, his son; Sebastian, Alonso’s brother; Antonio, the Duke of Milan; and finally Gonzalo, Alonso’s counselor. The first scene is situated…