… begin young and naïve, eventually working our way up. You finally make it to the top, and then the day comes when the cycle repeats again. The years go by, friends are made, and relationships fall apart. Slowly, I began my journey into self-discover.…

… 14 in the year 2002. I am writing this so 50 years from now, people will compare their life to what it is today. I will describe how people get from one place to another, what our shelter is, how people work, how students are taught and how we communicat…

… to change her life is to married . She had that great feeling of lucky and happiness when she decide to encage with her beloved . Sudden , she saw her self in the encage house , but the house that she was dreamin…

… has as one of its themes the usurpation of established authority. In the sub-title of her novel, the author alludes to the legend from mythology. Prometheus angers the head god Zeus by secretly bringing fire to the earth. Another version of the myth…

… fitting and state how spheres of action are utilised within the film Mission Impossible 2 Vladimir Propp invented Proppian methodology in 1928 and he called it “The morphology of the folk tale.” He believed that’s each piece of story based text…

… make it look as if the little girl doesn’t understand there are only five and not seven children, due to the deaths of two siblings. The adult is failing to grasp some romantic elements such as the child’s simplicity/innocence of death or her downright…

… in the air that were immediately dissipated at the slightest breath or word. He flicked the smoked butt into a corner and looked at the interrogator. “Hey, I told you. I don’t know nothin’.” He was careful to accentuate the last word by waving his…

… is imprisoned by her marriage, society, and her conscience. Kate Chopin’s “The Story of an Hour”, depicts a social situation of the times, a woman, a prisoner to her husband. Chopin is known for her works that challenge social conventions concerning…

… a mother's attempts to get her five daughter's married and the events that happen because of it. A main theme throughout this novel is Austen's view of society as shallow and superficial. Many times we see the rich being contradictory and uncaring,…

… are optimism, the problem of evil, the role of fate or providence, free will, an attack on religion and the importance of work. Voltaire's satire of philosophical optimism is one of the major issues of Candide. Throughout the story,…