… the depths and perversity of the human mind. The protagonist and narrator Montresor endured being the brunt of many jokes and one insult made by his friend Fortunato. Montresor reached the point where he could not take this treatment anymore and…

… and ideals of an entire culture.” Because an Anglo Saxon poet composed Beowulf hundreds of years ago, it contains many of the beliefs held at that time. This is true although the story was not written down until many years later. As a character, Beowul…

… Like White Elephants" written by Ernest Hemingway, the two main characters find themselves in a moral dilemma. The girl is pregnant by her lover the American. The American, who is not named by the author, wants the girl to have an abortion but…

… the water. Half empty trees towered above me at the edge and as the wind blew; tokens of approaching winter fell into the water. There was laughing, cheering even, familiar faces were all around me. We pushed off the dock and sailed out of the tiny…

… and Alice Munroe’s “The Office.” is the relationship between the tenant and landlord. Despite the fact the narrators play different roles – one is a landlady and student, the other is a writer and tenant; both experience similar problems trying to raise…

… is a means of controlling pregnancy by either physical barriers or hormonal changes. In the special case of condoms, contraceptives are also used to decrease the chances of spreading sexually transmitted diseases. Neither case (preventing pregnancy…

… Arthur must either leave the land, in which case there will be no fight, or he must fight Mordred. Arthur chooses the latter option, believing it is too late to turn back. Arthur’s men are doing a good job with all of the fighting. His men are…

… written by Alllen In one of Edgar Allen Poe's best-known tales of horror, "The Cask of Amontillado," he suggests that pride can be a very dangerous thing. Through the use of foreshadowing, irony, and symbolism, Poe presents the compelling drama of…

… addict. This book brought out in me the same fire that The Food Network brings out. There were a lot of stories and a lot of sub-plots but when it all came down to it, the food is the only reason I enjoyed reading this book. I’ll explain myself a…

… a high student traffic area, The Stationery Stop has easy access to its clientele. The business itself requires very little space for establishment and occupies only about 15 ft by 12 ft of space. The Stationery Stop is such a small organization, no…