… known and respected throughout his village and neighboring villages. This man, Okonko, worked hard at his goal, and he achieved it. Okonko, a man with great strength and personality, had achieved his goal to become rich and famous,…

… of the English were delighted to hear their minstrels or poets. They sang of war and deeds of valor, of great heroes and chieftains. The Anglo-Saxons invaded the British Isles in the 5th and 6th centuries. Their songs told of the deeds of their hero…

… has been eaten by a witch who best knows the evils of witchcraft." That simple saying can best relate to the experience of women in the Umuofian society. A person cannot truly hope to understand how things work unless he or she was there to experience…

… is an open style poem, which concerns the key elements of a poem, and what emotions should be evoked while reading this type of melodic literature. The poems key theme throughout each and every stanza deals with the type of images the mind should…

… place where I would conceder my home is my room. My room is the place where I would spend most my time. I live in a really spread out area of New Jersey so I have to drive everywhere I wanted to go. So I prefer to relax in my room. I delivered pizza…

… is grotesque tale of evil epitomized through two very different characters, yet are surprisingly similar. When one thinks of a grandmother, the words, "dear and old" come to mind. So normally, one would naturally expect the grandmother to represent…

… The Cathedral by Raymond Carver is a story of transformation of a human character?s life from depression and carelessness to belief and diversity. A cathedral is a symbol of faith, conversion, creativity and strength and is therefore a substantial compon…

… Commander The Achaian army finishes breakfast, dons their armor and marches out onto the field. They then charge ferociously, screaming as loudly as they can, and thrusting their spears and swords into the flesh of any Trojan that steps into their…

… recorded stories in the world. The epic is about the King of Uruk and his quest for immortality. This quest eventually leads to his death. By reading this novel many things can be extracted about the culture and their values threw themes and motifs.…

… displayed by the youth of today’s society. Indeed, we are living in an age where violence has become a way of life. We have, in fact, become a culture of violence. Within the past three decades, there have been countless examples of man’s inhumanity…