… part human and part god. He believes that he is immune to the many downfalls that humans experience. That is until he loses the only person he has ever cared for, Enkidu. To be human, is to feel pain, to suffer, and to experience loss. Gilgamesh…

… lives in a state of mental confinement. In the poem “Aunt Jennifer’s Tigers,” the poet Adrienne Rich expresses the life Aunt Jennifer wishes to lead through artistic creations as she is trapped in an abusive marriage. Her tapestries portray her inner…

… a sense of comfort prevails over me. Clearwater Beach is one of the most beautiful beaches in Florida and I am fortunate to live at such close proximity. Even before I could walk I recall the foamy ocean water swirling around my plump little tanned…

… of society causes people with differences to become victims of the town’s bigotry. Not only differences in skin color, but also differences in social status. As a man who always believes in doing the right thing no matter what, Atticus Finch…

… Canterbury Tales is rich with literary devices that allow a reader to draw conclusions about its pilgrims and their characters. Physical descriptions were very important to the portrayal of a character which can be seen in Chaucer’s…

… of true love and romance to describe the realities of life, as seen in his poem ? She, to Him III?. Because of his concept of writing he can be given the title as one of England?s greatest poets. He was a man of both great dignity and character. He…

… clues are provided foreshadowing the deaths of the title characters. Despite all of the insinuated opportunities to dodge the gruesome ending, fate, written in the stars, cannot be avoided; and these characters, not destined to have their love, must…

… of Cincinnati Obesity, an epidemic in the United States According to surveys done by various organizations including the Center for Disease Control, the National Health and Nutrition Examination Surveys (NHANES) and the Behavioral Risk Factor…

… between the play of “The Club” written by David Williamson, and the movie version. I will also be discussing what feelings the viewer or reader will have after seeing the two different types of text. It is obvious that many settings were adapted for…

… own desire for power than by his need to avenge Caesar’s death. At first, Antony was struck with rage and a thirst for vengeance. However, as he was so gallantly on his crash-course to justice he realized that he could obtain great power, status, and…