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- 1861: Animal Farm Theme
- ... are in agreement that they do not want Jones back, therefore; believing that the pigs health was the upmost concern (Orwell 820). Here one can see that the animals are easily deceived through a few big words and a lot of fast talking that can be easily confused if one does not pay attention closely. When the animals agree with the fact that they do not want Jones back they assume ...
- 1862: The Great Gatsby: Jordan Baker
- ... Nick because he lets his true self out to her. Although Nick still liked Jordan regardless, he describes her as “incurably dishonest” (Fitzgerald 63), because of Nick’s remembrance that she cheated at her first big golf tournament. This creates Jordan to be a foil of Nick, because he tells himself, “I am one of the very few honest people that I have ever known” (Fitzgerald 64). Jordan connects Nick to ...
- 1863: Ordinary People: Dysfunctional Family
- ... one’s soul; it is every way a person can be saved. But to achieve that one cannot be stubborn nor close minded, and that is why Beth never forgiven herself. Now that is a big price someone has to pay in exchange for nothing. 11th Grade Paper Level Received and 6 on rubric thats an A works cited: Guest, Judith. Ordinary People.New York: Penguin Books,1976.
- 1864: The House on Mango Street
- ... Mango Street is a deceptive work. It is a book of short stories—and sometimes not even full stories, but character sketches and vignettes—that add up, as Sandra Cisneros has written, "to tell one big story, each story contributing to the whole—like beads in a necklace." That story is told in language that seems simple but that possesses the associative richness of poetry, and whose slang and breaks from ...
- 1865: Glass Menagerie: Relationships Are The Conveyance Of Love
- ... sister's husband or brother's wife...encouraged by one in-law to visit another" (Williams 34). Amanda just wants Laura to find a husband so he can take care of her. Amanda has a big problem. She cannot understand her children. It is ironic how Amanda is always telling Laura that she can't be happy by staying home all the time, meanwhile Laura wouldn't mind staying at home ...
- 1866: Visions Of The Future
- ... the economy. When there is a greater amount produced in a small amount of time , and available to the public, there is less demand , which leads to lower prices of products. Technology has played a big role in contributing to the means of transportation. Examples such as steamboats which allow the shipping of goods overseas, airplanes allow faster long distance travel, cars enable the faster travel on land, etc. Through technology ...
- 1867: Inman
- ... from his mouth. Ada made a fresh poultice to dab on the borehole in his chest. She went outside to get some fresh water for Stobrod, when she spotted a flock of wild turkeys. They big male was leading them. She went back to tell Ruby what she had discovered. Ruby told her to go back outside to shoot one for food. Ada was worried that she would not be able ...
- 1868: Fahrenheit 451: Books - A Part of Our Past
- ... what they mean. People have started to take books for granted, instead of reading books they watch a movie or a program on the television. People do not realize that books, scrolls, manuscripts are a big part of our past. Since the beginning of time, people have been recording things they saw, did and took part in on birch bark and later very primitive paper. People do not realize that without ...
- 1869: Book Report on "A Dramatic Death"
- ... like this. CHAPTER 2 Everyone is at school and can't wait to get to the Drama room, they start rehearsals with the incident of the cat still on their minds. After a while a big prop falls from the ceiling and everyone runs for their lives they look under the prop and there is Richard lying later pronounced dead. CHAPTER 3 The play is halted and the police begin their ...
- 1870: The Scarlet Letter: Do You Dread Guilt?
- ... His final output to the world was to tell them all on the scaffold of his great sin on election day. Roger Chillingworth handles his guilt by not showing he had any. Ignorance played a big part for Roger and in the end he also tells and notices what a great sin he has caused. What comes to the mind when guilt is said? Good, bad or are you just plain ...
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