… going to the North Pole, he was totally surrounded by ice. He saw a man, Victor Frankenstein, who was in bad shape and took him aboard. Victor told him his life story. Frankenstein grew up in Geneva, Switzerland. His only friend was Henry Clervel.…

… makes the story more interesting and more thought provoking, but it also lets the reader connect with the story. This style, the minimalist technique, is a way of only telling enough of a story to keep it moving along. This style leaves much to the…

… life to you. This is the first time I've ever felt trapped. But where to begin I ask you. I've always loved to walk. That was my one pure pleasure in life. I could walk for miles and miles, and if needed I could run even further. I loved to feel…

… Good Earth Wang Lung is a very self-conscience character. Throughout the novel he makes his decisions based upon the thoughts of others rather than his own. Consequently, many characters contribute to Wang Lung's internal struggle between his desires…

… clerk whose mother has just died but he does not seem very upset about it. He takes a few days off work to attend his mother's funeral. He catches the bus to the nursing home where his mother's body is. The doorkeeper of the nursing home starts to…

… warrior, the mightiest man on earth, a high-bourne and powerful person leads his men through great battles. The distinguished one, the one who helps and counsels; he is valiant and venturesome, showing extreme bravery and courage. He is the hero;…

… about a boy and his savagery. In the near future England is threatened by an outbreak of nuclear war. A plane full of English boys crashes on a deserted island alone and isolated. Over several months they show their true nature and are no longer…

… Skylark is a typically romantic poem due to the use of language and feelings expressed in the poem. The title 'To a Skylark' is typically romantic as the poem is wrote directly to a bird. The references to time, height, heaven and the poet …

… A-Roving. How do they convey feelings of desire and loss? Both a 'Red, Red, Rose' and so we'll go no more a-roving' are wrote in ballad form. They are romantic poems about desire, loss and regret. 'So we'll go no more a-roving' (L1) is…

… on his character. Society never treated him with the respect he deserved, and not being able to face up to it, he was forced into hiding out in a mental institution. The neglect from society throughout his life turned the Chief into a paranoid, insecure…