The Man with the Golden Arm

and point of view is affected by stereotypes and life circumstances. In S.E. Hinton’s “The Outsiders” circumstances and stereotypes makes the characters struggle with who they are. The Outsiders is told from the point of view of Ponyboy. Ponyboy is golden and doesn’t care for stereotypes and through him we see how the other characters are affected by those stereotypes. The characters’ identity formations are delayed by stereotypes; greasers are seen as dirty, low life hoodlums, and Socs are…

His car is the one thing that plays a critical part in the story, and it just so happens to be yellow. However in the final chapters, this is the very same golden carriage that ends up striking Myrtle Wilson and killing her. Fitzgerald held a double meaning when it came to Gatsby and yellow and it certainly was not an…

“Look at him, Tony.” “I can’t.” “But you can. And you do. Every day.” Tony had no immediate response. Steve was right, of course. Steve was always right. And it was in his rightness that Steve shined. His look was hardly arrogant; Steve was looking at him the same he’d been looking at him for years - with pure love and a exceeding amount of patience. Tony knew a lot about Steve and he knew that Steve was no fan of repeating himself and so, like so many other times, Tony Stark relented when…

Pablo Picasso, a famous artist throughout the 20th century, once proclaimed, “Colors, like features, follow the changes of emotion.” Pablo Picasso, a painter who used colors in his works to convey emotions, explains to us that colors can often be used to reflect different emotions. Artists, authors, painters, graphic designers, and many more people like Picasso have used the technique of color symbolism to portray different points, emotions, or symbols that they wish to express to their viewers.…

It stops a few meters away, and a lanky man wearing ripped jean and baggy polo shirt shows up. The man has a short hair, and has a few hair growing on his chin. A towel wraps his shoulders, and he uses it to wipe his forehead. “That didn’t kill you?” The man asks in surprise. “Most people would’ve died and then they’ll wake up in another world.” “Huh?” I cock my head to the side. He looks pretty much…

When Khasek reached for Aloysius's chin, a muscle jumped in Ramses's neck and his shoulders tensed up. Khasek, with a hungry gaze that felt like a violation, appraised the sight before him and said, huskily, "I heard that you are the most beautiful man across the four kingdoms." Aloysius surrendered his hairpin when Khasek's fingers danced on his palm. "In our tongue, beautiful and poisonous share the same…

missed any marvel films, so I was planning on watching this film a few months ago when there were trailers being released. Overall, I enjoyed the movie. I actually filter the heroes I love, so I have deep knowledge about the most famous heroes like Iron man and Captain America. However, I do not know any history of other characters. Watching Black Panther was a good start of getting to know about others. First of all, about the quality of the movie, since I am a movie lover, I usually watch all…

There was Zaroff’s blood on the wood floor. It looked like it still hadn't dried yet. He shook his head and made his way out the bedroom door and to the kitchen. His left forearm was aching with pain. He pulled up his pajama sleeve and turned his arm over. He saw a huge gash on his forearm. About an inch to the right, he would have died. “Ah, Zaroff got me good,” He said out loud to himself with a little snicker.Rainsford looked out of the kitchen window and saw the hounds lying by the puddle…

painting but below this woman resides a man holding a sword in his right hand while reading a book held with both his hands. In the left third of the painting, there is another woman with a green quill like object in her left hand and a book in her right. She appears to be looking at the baby Jesus in Mary’s lap so her face is a complete profile. Below her stands a man looking out of the painting, directly at the viewer while holding a book in both hands. This man seems to almost make eye…

and worn for ritual dances and religious ceremonies. Feathered spirit masks were worn by the Tapirape for their dry season ceremonies. Yanomano men would wear feathered arm bands to give them the look of having wings and they believed it would bring them closer to bird spirits. Native Americans would make bonnets out of a golden eagles…