Beowulf is a poem about hell’s control of middle-earth. The theme of this poem, the oldest of the great long poems written in English more than 1200 years ago, is how the power of darkness defeats the well-intentioned kings and able heroes. It has 3000 lines of verse, separated into 43 sections. The same Christian […]
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The Last Madam Pages to 76 are preliminary and the uses them to provide adequate background information to the conflict she strives to build in the plot. She introduces Norma Wallace, her main charact
Everyday Use “Everyday Use” by Alice Walker is a short story that centers on the African-American culture. The story uses themother-daughter bound to show how people differ in the way they identif
Many critics feel that Satan is the most glamorous character in Milton’s Paradise Lost and may even be the hero. Do you agree? Explain The question about Satan being a glamorous character in Paradise Lost remains controversial. It provokes responses that arise from people’s firmly held moral and religious values. It also provokes responses from […]
Enkidu is the main character in the old story of Mesopotamia epic of Gilgamesh. The pressure from the people complaining that their king Gilgamesh was too harsh for them facilitated Creation of the En
Oedipus the King What does his opening speech reveal about the relations between Oedipus and the people of Thebes? The play titled Oedipus the King begins with a speech in which Oedipus addresses the
The Yellow Wallpaper is known to be a reflection of the Charlotte Perkins Gilman’s, post-partum depression experience. Having gone through the experience, Gilman might have her own protests to the doctor’s prescription of complete rest and quiet as did the protagonist in her story. Similarly, she might not had experienced the luxury modern women now […]
The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Question 2 Although “The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn” is present often in the children’s section of a library, it is not for children only. One common expla
Crystal Stair is appropriate to the play, A Raising in the Sun, because it talks about the desire to survive, shunning racism and sexism (Hansberry, 226). The poem majors on the black family and their
The Last Madam by Christine Wiltz is a bibliographical book that unravels the exploits of a woman, Norma Wallace, as she metamorphoses from a prostitute to a business entrepreneur in a matter of few years. The story depicts life in the 1920’s in the French Quarter of New Orleans, which ranges from beautiful women, prostitution, […]