… read Hamlet, the character of Ophelia has always managed to strike a raw nerve. For several reasons this lady has always appeared to be, in my eyes, a dependent and easily manipulated woman; because of this, I have continued to despise her. But if…

… or sister close at hand? I wonder this at least once a week when I am by myself in my room angry, depressed, or confused over something like an argument I had with one, or both, of my two younger siblings. Not that I have many fights with Jamie and/or…

… past. She has lived her whole life in Laurel, a small southern town; her family had aristocratic roots and taught Blanche about some of the finer things in life. Unfortunately, she cannot cope with life outside Laurel. Her life is a lesson in how a singl…

… madness. What do the similarities and differences tell you about the characters and /or their roles in the play? Hamlet is a prince of the Denmark . He came back from England to attain the funeral for his father, the former king of Denmark.…

… of literature the female character has often been construed as the stereotypical helpless, subservient, and troublesome figure. Often in literature as well as in life women became trapped in a marriage, living out a simple housewife persona. Even…

… I know, I did not say anything new with that, everybody knows how Brits behave. Everyone has heard about such stereotypes as “Brits are snobs”. I do not know about you, but if we played a word association test and you said me “lemon”, my answer…

… on an authority figure, a parent, the law, a teacher of another relative. Wee look up to the authority figure, knowing that any small problem one has can be swiftly taken away from one’s sight and shoulders. That authority figure is a child’s training…

… king of Scotland, is at war with the king of Norway, and as the play opens, he learns of Macbeth's bravery in battle against a Scotland who sided with Norway. At the same time, he hears of the treachery of the Thane of Cawdor, who was arrested. Duncan…

… of life; in your light we see light" (Psalms 36.9). Light itself is invisible and everything without light is invisible. But when light touches objects, people for instance, the truth is shown and we understand that person better. Without light…

… ferry, I found three episodes that I think are particularly significant: no one is allowed eternal life, do not take people for granted and treat woman with respect. First of all, the one thing that could not complete Gilgamesh life was death. It…