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Literature

Canterbury Tales by Geoffrey Chaucer
Introduction:
Geoffrey Chaucer had skillfully adapted the methodology of frame within frame story telling was a process of storytelling that had only begun to evolve during those times. This method involved the putting together of stories of a number of people. In the main story there is the gripping tale of a group of pilgrims who have taken on the perilous journey together to a pilgrimage to Canterbury.
Among all the story tellers there are a wide variety among which some are of noble birth and a large number who are mere common folk. The more interesting ...

“Egg Foo Young Chicken!” The Chinese girl at the counter handed Richard a tray of food and placed a fortune cookie next to his drink. “You have a good day, now!”
So hungry, Richard ate all of his food in five minutes. He took the plastic from the cookie and bit into it, taking out the little piece of paper that had his fortune written on it. Finishing his coke, he read the message and almost spit out all of his drink.

“Richard, your wife is having an affair.”

How could this cookie know his name? How could this cookie know he was married? How could this cookie ...

Jim bit his lip as he leaned against the door frame. He watched his wife open her suitcase and start packing her possessions into it. He knew that he hadn’t been a perfect husband, and he also knew that they’d been having problems for a while. There had been frequent arguments, slammed doors and the revving of engines as one of them drove off into the night, furiously wiping tear-filled eyes. It had been hard to bear, but he still loved her in spite of all that.

He watched as she packed the long, red dress she had bought ...

My name is (name) and I was charged with a crime in July of 2004. At that time I was a single parent with one child in college and another living at home. I also had my brother living with me at the time as well. It is unfortunate that it was my brother that reported me the San Diego Fraud Unit, but I was charged with living fraudulently in my mother’s home. My mother purchased this home in 1997 and transferred power of attorney to my control in an attempt to convince me to move to California. However, my ...

Jim leant against the door frame, biting his lip. He watched his wife open her suitcase and start packing her possessions into it.

He knew that he hadn’t been a perfect husband, and he also knew that they’d been having problems for a while. The frequent arguments, the slamming of doors; the revving of engines as one of them drove off into the night, furiously wiping tears away from their eyes, had been hard to bare. But despite all of that, he still loved her.

He watched as she packed the long, red dress she had bought on their ...

Hellenistic Greece

Hellenistic Greece is the period between 323 BC and 30 BC. This is the period that marks by diminishing of the Greeks’ dominance and prosperity before the Roman Empire. This is when the influence Alexander on Greeks came to an end due to his death. After the death of Alexander, Roman Empire took over dispersing the Greeks. Hellenistic culture originated when the Greeks mixed with other cultures especially from the Asia and Middle East. One of the notable arts of this age is the Venus de Milo (Kousser, 4). This is a piece of architecture sculpture of a woman with no ...

“I don’t want to go.”

“You’re going.” Dad placed my pink suitcase on my bed, while I crossed my arms and rolled my eyes. The suitcase was an embarrassing thing I still used when I traveled, something for a much younger girl. Bad enough, but this vacation was the worst idea I’d ever heard of.

“I can stay home by myself for a week. I’m fourteen years old. I can look after myself.”

Mom came in the room and glanced at Dad. “I don’t understand why you don’t want to go, Emily. You were always fascinated with Egypt, the pyramids, and the tombs when you were in elementary school.”

“Just watch the news!” I was getting really frustrated. They ...

“The Yellow Wallpaper” is the short fictional story by Gilman which uses the medium of psychological horror fiction to critique the predominant women’s position within marriage as prevalent during nineteenth century. Gilman, through this story defines the second-class status of women in marriage because of the rigid distinction between the dominant status of the male with active work profile and servile status of women limiting themselves to domestic functions. This story represents the male dominance in society through societal norms and accepted female imprisonment in the household. The story reveals the psychological positioning of the women in domestic ...

The passage below will be an analysis of two main characters in two plays. The first character to be analyzed is George Tasman, who is a character in the play Hedda Gabler. The character is going to be analyzed in the three main perspectives; honor, integrity, and reputation.

The second character to be looked at in this paper is Laura Wingfield who is a character in the play The Glass Managerie. The analysis of this character is going to be based on ethics, and especially, on responsibility versus independence.

George Tesman in the play Hedda Gabbler

Hedda Gabler is a play that was published in the 1890s and was ...

Creative Writing on Toni Morrison’s Novel Song of Salomon Chapter 1 Pages 41-44

A Fairy tale: “A Brown Piece of Paper”. Once upon a time there lived a man whose name was Macon Dead. He was a very unusual man for he named all his children, except for the first-born male, by thumbing at random in the Bible. His wife died giving birth to their daughter and a poor man was confused and devastated by his loss. But a girl needed a name. So broken-hearted father took a Bible, and, as he could not read, chose a group of letters that seemed to him strong and handsome: he imagined that it was ...

Cultural diffusion and interaction is one of the conspicuous phenomenons that have characterized the world in the post-colonial era. However, the world has seemingly been inclined towards the Western culture. Salaman Rushdie is arguably one of the celebrated post-colonial writers who have managed to capture this phenomenon through his novella-“East, West”. Chekov and Zulu is one of the intriguing stories in the novella that satirically or rather, humorously demystifies how the Western culture has diffused into the Eastern world. The underlying story of how Chekov and Zulu are fascinated and affected by the Western culture in Britain exemplifies ...

Who am I? What am I? What is my name? All these questions do not matter for me. I am neither a man, nor a monster. I do not live, I survive. How did I get to it? Let me tell you my story and you will understand everything.
My story begins somewhere in the nineteenth century. I woke up tied on the table. A man in a white coat was standing over me. For the first time he was smiling, but in a moment his face became contorted with a terror. I did not understand many things that time, but I felt ...

The day turns to night, and the night turns to day; but it wasn’t always so. It used to be that the days were just that, days. The sun would shine down on the mountains and the green grass, throughout the calendar year. However, people grew weary and tiresome working all day, and prayed to the gods for a few hours of darkness, where they could rest their eyes and their sore muscles from the days work in the fields.
Our story begins with a beautiful young woman named Pangita who was the daughter of a god and a mortal; her ...

Ananasi was well known to all the people and all the creatures in all the realms of the earth. Amongst men he was known as Spider. He was also very greedy and liked to taste people’s food before going home to eat his wife’s food. His wife knew about it and never liked it.
One day he told his wife he was going to for a walk and his wife told him dinner was almost ready and not to leave. He insisted so she suggested that he tie a web to one of his short fat legs and ...

The Beautiful Soul of Don Damian reveals the theme of the fact that people are not always what they claim to be or appear. Bosch explains the story in the setting and the theme that appears relevant to many people’s lives. The first sequel reveals the true intentions and feelings of the people around Don Damian’s life. The sequel reveals to Don Damian about how ugly his soul had been in the past and feels the intention to change his ways (Bosch, 3). The second sequel would have the theme of changing the old ways upon the ...

Michael was doing what he was always doing on a Thursday night. He was seated comfortably in his armchair in the living room watching his favourite TV show, is home-made spaghetti Bolognese on his lap, and a cold beer on the table next to him. Mike was one of those guys, a creature of habit. Living alone for 3 years does that to you, I guess. Every weekday evening he would come home from work at somewhere between 5:30 and 6 pm, say hello to his cat Pontius, who didn’t seem to care whether he came home or ...

Steven Spielberg’s seminal 1977 science fiction film Close Encounters of the Third Kind charts the effect of a mysterious and traumatic alien abduction on average American man Roy Neary (Richard Dreyfuss) on both his psyche and his relationship with his family. In Jodi Dean’s essay “Fugitive Alien Truth,” the UFO abductee phenomenon is examined through a sociological and political lens, illuminating many social aspects of the cultural phenomenon of the abductee that are present in Close Encounters. As Roy’s sense of self and identity begins to shift gradually away from his family, and he struggles to ...

Scene: Act 5, Scene 6-8

Setting:
CAST:
a. Malcolm - Badr
b. Macduff - Irfan
c. Siward - Tarek

SUMMARY:

We have chosen to interpret the Act 5, Scenes 6 to 8 of William Shakespeare’s Tragedy of Macbeth. These scenes portray how stand out to lead his soldiers towards the castle. Shakespeare provided a remarkable way of creating Malcolm’s character especially when he announced that Young Siward and Siward are the ones who will lead the first battle. Scene 7 on the other hand, portrays how Macbeth waited on the battlefield in order to defend his castle. Macbeth was eager to defend his ...

Analysis of What We Talk About When We Talk About Love

In his short story Raymond Carver describes the love stories of four friends: Mel, a 45-year old cardiologist, Teresa or Terri, his wife, Nick and his wife, Laura, a legal secretary. The story is told by Nick. One evening friends gather around a bottle of gin. They drink and talk about love. All of them believe that they know everything about love. Terri starts and talks about her ex-boyfriend, Ed, who beat her. Teresa wants to prove that abuse was made only because of love. Later, when Terri left his boyfriend to date with Mel, he committed a suicide. This action was another ...

The plot of the 2011 Chinese wuxia film Shaolin, in which a disgraced Chinese general (Andy Lau) learns humility and honor with the help of the art of Shaolin (and an eccentric mentor played by Jackie Chan), follows the 12-stage Joseph Campbell hero's journey fairly closely. Starting out with an arrogant, selfish and power-hungry general, after a series of unfortunate events he starts to find himself and learn to care for others, ultimately making the biggest sacrifice of all to atone for his sins. The journey of Hao Jie is less of a rags-to-riches stories than a riches-to-rags tale, as a life in rags ...

The “Astronomer’s Wife” is a story about a psychologically depressed woman by the name Mrs. Ames, who lives with an arrogant husband who mistreated her a lot. She decides to seek happiness elsewhere by engaging in conversation with the plumber who comes to repair the leaks in her house.
In this story some words, phrases and images have been used and they have certain functions in the development of the story. The Boyle’s phrases in “The Astronomer’s Wife” such as “to survive women cling on the tide” (pg59) this shows how women were depressed and undervalued, they therefore, ...

Chapter 35 (Marc finds Martine)

I had just gone around to the corner store to get some creamer for the next morning’s coffee, and when I let myself back in, I heard some soft groaning coming from the bathroom. I called Martine’s name, but I only heard the groaning contibut what at first looked like a crimson carpetnuing.
I hurried to the bathroom, but the door was closed. I could hear the groaning inside, and I shouted Martine’s name – but no answer. I tried the knob and it was locked, so I reared back and kicked the door, just below the ...

The first fundamental issue that Hector is addressing is his inability to adjust to the significant and negative life change which has recently taken place in his life. Alongside with intense physical pain, Hector is suffering from emotional stress. The fundamental problem here is that the man does not feel like a valuable member of community he lives in. What is more, the man does not feel like a breadwinner anymore as he is currently unable to provide for his family.
In the first place, Hector's attitude of mind and feelings may be determined as deeply depressed. Due to ...

The dinner was half ready and she had only twenty minutes to finish. The air in the kitchen was boiled, and the piquant smells from the pots and saucepan were trying to escape throughout the window. Margaret was running around the messy kitchen and trying to handle all things at once. Chopping carrots and stirring the sauce, adding milk and whisking the eggs. It is almost done. Removing the pan from the fire and washing the dishes, setting the table and taking off the apron. She quickly swallowed a pill aspirin, hesitated for a minute and swallows one more. ...

The best example of family and consumer conscience one can learn from the movie ‘Fireproof’ released in 2008. The movie gives an understanding of the equation that suggests that needs and intentional resources are equal to the enlargement of the conversation.
The first concept of identified needs in the movie occurs when a young girl Catherine asks her mother that when will daddy come home? And she replies that he will soon come home. So the goes on to ask her mother in innocence that can she marry daddy so that he can spend a lot of time with him. ...

Three Families

- Family One: 1 Male(husband), 1 Female (wife), 1 child (about 7 years old)
- The man was holding his child and his wife opened the door to get into the restaurant
- They all looked happy
- They ordered food as other people normally do
- While they waited for the food, the child jumped up and down in the front seat making the mother feel embarrassed as the father tried to control the kid.
- It looked like they were satisfied with the food. The kid played with the food while ...

A Day To Remember

She heard small voices talking about how to switch on a toy, followed by a tick sound that switched the toy to start. The small voices started to giggle happily, as if they were seeing something silly and fun. After a long sound of laughter, there were small footsteps walking around and slowly running around. There were scrambling and sound of cabinet doors opening and closing.

And then she opened her eyes.

It was so relaxing and felt that she had enough sleep. She remembers the night before she passed out. George, her husband, and she was talking about how ...

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I heard the kids giggling, and I slowly opened my eyes. It was so relaxing and felt that I had enough sleep. I remember the night before I passed out. George, my husband, and I were talking about how busy our Saturday was, and at the same time, it was very productive. We were thinking that after this grueling task that we are going to have in our work, we will bring the kids out-of-town. We also talked about how happy we are that our friend Rita is getting married soon. ...

Tennyson's poem “Ulysses” combines the Dante’s and Homer’s story of the king Ulysses or Odysseus story to create a long monologue that Ulysses gives detailing his boredom at being in Ithaca, and his desire to return to the adventurous life he lived before. Many critics declare that Tennyson's poem reflects his personal desire to overcome the death of his best friend, Hallam. In fact, Tennyson wanted to keep on living his life with all the negative and positive changes that mirrored the life of Ulysses. Ideally, “Ulysses” is a dramatic monologue that includes the persona’s critical situation that ...

Young adulthood

Individual development involved how a person passes through various stages in life from his or her birth to his old age. Michael Williams is a 72-year old living in Texas. His lifelong development has proven resilience and persistence as he has moved through the hierarchies of poverty to develop a rich life to himself. During his young adulthood, Williams developed strong physical body muscles. He undertook many exercise activities, which made him masculine and well built. He was also tall, developing from 4ft upwards to 5.8ft by the time he was 22 years old. There were no observable changes in his physical functioning. ...

The narrator of the story was a member of the Miguel Street. In his life in the area, he had witnessed a lot of things and funny characters like George and Popo. Additionally there were other strange characters like Bogart who nobody would understand. The Miguel Street was a strange place where majority of its citizens were strange and particularly men were a bad role model to young ones. when the narrator got a scholarship to study a broad, that was a chance to be out of this place and make a better life for himself rather than staying in Miguel street and rot morally; as he ...

Part 1: “Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow”

Bill Clinton’s campaigns and presidency were centered on the need to have America work as a collective front with the citizenry interested in the betterment of their lives. Nothing could have captured this theme better that the Fleetwood Mac song. Ideally, it should be appreciated that Bill was persuaded by the hope that the song inspires in its listeners. Clinton’s main aim was to impart on the American electorate the possibility of a better tomorrow and the fact that the better tomorrow was going to be the consequence of the collective action by the people. Ideally, this is what ...

Historically, the fundamental differences between sexes have been used as the basis of an argument against equality. Globally, there are various measures that have been used in measuring the disparities between men and women. The most common measures as adopted by the UN are health, empowerment and the labor market as they are the social and economic perspectives affecting inequality. The existence of inequality disparity on the basis of gender has been a major factor behind the loss of human development leading to inequality between female and male achievements (Kamrany and Robinson para 5). In most global societies, men and ...

Introduction

You might say that plays are getting obsolete with time, and the big screen movies are gaining dominance over other forms of media and entertainment. But the truth is that drama and plays have always been an integral part of entertainment. Even today, in houses, plays are preferred over high-end movies and concerts. Plays make spending time with family easier and fun-filled. Where movies come for a high cost and generally span for about more than a couple of hours, plays are comparatively affordable both time and money-wise. Also, it is often observed that actors in plays perform much well than in ...

Introduction

You might say that plays are getting obsolete with time, and the big screen movies are gaining dominance over other forms of media and entertainment. But the truth is that drama and plays have always been an integral part of entertainment. Even today, in houses, plays are preferred over high-end movies and concerts. Plays make spending time with family easier and fun-filled. Where movies come for a high cost and generally span for about more than a couple of hours, plays are comparatively affordable both time and money-wise. Also, it is often observed that actors in plays perform much well than in ...

Susan Glaspell’s “A Jury of Her Peers” is a short story written in 1917 that revolves around the murder of a farmer, John Wright. Minnie Wright, John’s wife, is arrested on suspicion of murdering her husband and awaits trial. Sheriff Peters and Lewis Hale, accompanied by their wives, and George Henderson, a country attorney, travel to the crime scene, the isolated house. The women join their husbands to collect some of Minnie’s personal items. Initially, Mrs. Hale feels sympathy for Minnie and she expresses her disapproval of how the men are “snoopin’ round and criticizin’” her kitchen (200). On ...

Analysis of Nick Bottom from A Midsummer Night’s Dream

Nick Bottom, along with Puck, is one of the two characters in A Midsummer Night’s Dream who are centrally involved with all three of the stories taking place throughout the play. He is a member of the Mechanicals, a group of fools who also work as craftsmen in Athens. They also perform plays for fun and are currently working on Pyramus and Thisbe, in the hopes that Duke Theseus would want to see the play on his wedding day, and be so moved by the performance that he would grand them sixpence each day into perpetuity. Bottom plays the lead ...

The Veldt by Ray Bradbury
The Character: George Hadley

George Hadley assumes that everything is fine at home. His wife, Lydia, has no housework to do anymore. Their children, Wendy and Peter, would not be trouble to her because they can go to the nursery anytime they want and any time their mother wants some peace. George is very proud of himself. He is one of the few men who can provide the best in housing and new technology for his family. He works hard and he provides for them better than anyone else could do. He feels ...

Taken from the posthumous memoir of Dr. John Watson, published on the 25th anniversary of his passing, in which the prolific chronicler of England’s most celebrated amateur detective frankly admits to the many and fanciful misrepresentations of his friend’s character - falsehoods which Watson confesses to have perpetrated upon an unsuspecting and admiring public. To wit, that Sherlock Holmes was, in fact, bored speechless and rendered irremediably irresoluteby excessive detail.
“Of the many compelling investigations carried to a happy and just resolution by the ‘observational powers’ of my friend Sherlock Holmes, few if any can be ascribed ...

Jim and his wife have been married for several years. When they were first together, they were always laughing and having fun and then, as time went by, their relationship started to sour and arguments began to happen more and more frequently. Eventually, his wife decides to leave him and in an emotional scene where both parties lament on happier times in their marriage, she packs her case and goes. The story would revolve around Jim’s attempt to woo and win back the woman he loves.

Scene

He leant against the door frame, watching her pack a bag; she was ...