… It is in this act that the reader is first convinced of Macbeth's weakness, as contrasted by Lady Macbeth's strength. Whereas Macbeth feels remorse for his actions, and wishes that his king could once more wake, Lady Macbeth contemplates on how to place…

… was worried that he would be forced to commit murder in order to gain the Scottish crown. Since then, he seems to have become accustomed to the idea, as the body count has rapidly grown. The first part of the witches' prophecy having already been…

… to a certain place or town. Such is the case in the novel the Mayor of Casterbridge written by Thomas Hardy. In Hardy's novel, character and setting are two conditions that are deeply tied. The main character in the novel is Michael Henchard.…

… Novalis. How far is Tess' character responsible for her tragedy, and how far are other factors responsible for this undoing? * *                  * Is there a meaning to our existence, a grand master overseeing our lives atop the stellar…

… The Metamorphosis, are very similar in many aspects, yet also have unique differences. Many of these similarities and differences are very obvious, but also there are subtle comparisons that the reader might not pick up while reading. One would think,…

… character corrupted by his environment, or is he a living symbol of what all men can be like if they allow themselves to be carried always by their impulses? * ** If history truly is a river that, by flowing, repeats itself, then an exciting turn…

… to since I was young. When I saw him, I felt my heart beating very fast. My face flushed. How I wish he was mine! Our hands touched and we spoke. I could feel the warmth inside me. He requested for a kiss and I was overwhelmed and granted him.…

… Shakespeare needed to make this scene dramatic in order for one of his eponymous characters to truly reflect the grand life she led. He does this by providing characters for her to interact with so that the audience can know her thoughts, but also…

… driving force behind the murder of Duncan. The role that Lady Macbeth plays in the murder of Duncan is affected by many factors. In this essay, I will examine how her role was the real driving force in the murder of Duncan. We would look at the relations…

… by powerful white able-bodied males. It is the views and opinions of this social type that permeate ranch society and those who come from outside these boundaries are ostracized and persecuted. Thus we have a world where Steinbeck describes the…