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    In The Great Gatsby‚ F. Scott Fitzgerald seemingly establishes an honest and reliable narrator named Nick Carraway at the beginning of the novel. In the opening chapter‚ Nick is presented as a loyal man with high morals. Fitzgerald wants us to see Nick as a reliable person whose moral judgment the readers can trust. If we can trust the narrator‚ then we believe in the story. Nick Carraway wants the reader to think his upbringing gave him the moral character to observe others and not pass judgment

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    ability to be both audience and player‚ Puck collapses the boundaries between play and reality. Shakespeare as both playwright and actor does the

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    Flies by William Golding is an excellently written‚ descriptive‚ novel that illustrates the savagery and chaos that ensues when order is lost-even amongst what most considers the most innocent part of society. Lord of The Flies depicts young schoolboys stranded on an island who try to make the most out of their carefree lives‚ but quickly turn against each other when events start to get out of control and challenges arise that continues to separate the boys. As a schoolteacher‚ Golding kept watch of

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    it brings a little more happiness into his world. George at this moment thinks that Slim is the most mature and most trustworthy person around‚ and so he confides with him the story of how Lennie and he met back in Weed. Here we learn more about Lennie and George’s relationship as friends and companions‚ also how they ended up together in the first place in more detail. George apparently started to take

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    if not all of these points and ideas are still relevant in today’s modern society. Some points and ideas included in the merchant of Venice are the role of women‚ the power of love and friendship and justice and mortality. All of these themes are present in today’s modern society. The role of women in the play is represented though Portia‚ Nerissa and Jessica. The three of the women are very different yet they are all the same as they stand up to the typical Elizabethan women way of being a ‘happy

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    and instantly regrets it. George either cared for Lennie or felt pity towards Lennie because of his disability or both. George always wanted Lennie to go away but when it came down to that he wanted Lennie to stay. He was always in between‚ no matter how frustrating Lennie made George they had each other and that’s more than most men on the ranch had.”George said I want you to stay with

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    Snopes is presented as a hard man with the inability to show a softer side to others or his children. Not only does Mr. Snopes lack the ability show kind emotions he also seems to have somewhat of a temper. Faulkner portrays Sarty Snopes as being the youngest boy of Mr. Snopes and having an eagerness to make his father proud. Faulkner delivers what I believe to be a common scenario of how a son will do almost anything to be what his father expects of him. From the very beginning of the story‚ the

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    The relationship between Machbeth and Lady Macbeth By Myrna Cibelly Macbeth‚ the play written by William Shakespeare in 1606‚ shows us the relationship that exists between the characters Macbeth and Lady Macbeth and how it creates most of the actions‚ reactions‚ moods‚ feelings and attitudes. Both love each other and that deserves any sacrifice. At the beginning of the play‚ they are very close and this is shown when he calls her‚ "my dearest partner of greatness." He

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    reputation rests primarily on his first Novel Lord of the Flies. He was born on September 19‚ 1911 in Saint Columb Minor‚ Cornwall‚ England. He was raised in a 14th-century house next door to a graveyard. He studied at the school his father ran at Marlborough Grammar school. His father Alex was a schoolmaster and his mother‚ Mildred was a suffragette who fought for women’s right to vote. When William was just 12 years old he attempted to write his first novel and it was unsuccessful. He started becoming

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    I find that Shakespeare ’s negative inference to time is interesting and expected because in several previous and upcoming sonnets he complains about how time is stealing away his own personal youth and is bringing him closer to death. A very strong technique that he uses discreetly in my opinion is the contradiction and negating of a point in order to prove the opposite. He says that love is not subject

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