With a new century, new trends come, and the old ones are lost. English is lost, and the old versions seem to become a whole other language. Kids are no longer able to comprehend these books with ease, and it is a turn-off, and it only gets harder. One example is, it is a phenomenal book. It has deceitful characters, a superstitious conflict, and a hooking theme.
Behind all the fancy word, and confusing metaphors the theme I revealed. Readers can confidently say that The Hound Of The Baskervilles focuses on lies, and decide, as a large part of the book, but the theme is how the lies are put out. One example is in chapter nine when Mr.Stapleton is caught being in a relationship with his sister. Though thought to be wrong, all characters calmly …show more content…
Two great examples are Mr.Stapleton and Watson. Mr, Stapleton is a deceitful, and dynamic character, who acts like a common, idiotic, goofball, and is actually just short off of genius. He ended up betraying the group of detectives, for money. He responds with “My DNA made me do it.” Watson is a respectful, and static character. Whom the reader is much acquainted with as the narrator. His character makes the book come to life, for Watson is Sherlock's companion, and they have many differences, but yet works very well together. One example of this is, shock does not like that Watson is ver emotional. Since he is emotional He tends to lead with his heart and not the brain. Sometimes messing up cases because he feels remorse. The
After the language barrier is broken, and the literary element reader can relate because there is usually someone in their friend groups that fits this description is revealed, the reader is able to be completely enthralled in the book. Realizing that it isn't just an “old person” book. For the eternal meaning has been the same for many generations, and is still in today's book, and the deceitful characters, a superstitious conflict, and a hooking theme are common throughout our newest
Behind all the fancy word, and confusing metaphors the theme I revealed. Readers can confidently say that The Hound Of The Baskervilles focuses on lies, and decide, as a large part of the book, but the theme is how the lies are put out. One example is in chapter nine when Mr.Stapleton is caught being in a relationship with his sister. Though thought to be wrong, all characters calmly …show more content…
Two great examples are Mr.Stapleton and Watson. Mr, Stapleton is a deceitful, and dynamic character, who acts like a common, idiotic, goofball, and is actually just short off of genius. He ended up betraying the group of detectives, for money. He responds with “My DNA made me do it.” Watson is a respectful, and static character. Whom the reader is much acquainted with as the narrator. His character makes the book come to life, for Watson is Sherlock's companion, and they have many differences, but yet works very well together. One example of this is, shock does not like that Watson is ver emotional. Since he is emotional He tends to lead with his heart and not the brain. Sometimes messing up cases because he feels remorse. The
After the language barrier is broken, and the literary element reader can relate because there is usually someone in their friend groups that fits this description is revealed, the reader is able to be completely enthralled in the book. Realizing that it isn't just an “old person” book. For the eternal meaning has been the same for many generations, and is still in today's book, and the deceitful characters, a superstitious conflict, and a hooking theme are common throughout our newest