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this time she would anxious about getting married and why she is upset when Verrall abruptly leaves. In retrospect, I may empathize more with Elizabeth than Flory because I can identify with her struggles as a woman. Either way, it is clear that the subplot of Elizabeth, Flory, and Verrall signifies the struggle to find meaningful relationships in Burma during the days of the British…

happened to him in war. Another thing is the point of view of Kyle goes nicely with the book. Kyle is a sniper so he is far away from everyone. But if the point of view was as a soldier closer to the action the book might be a little quicker. One subplot from the novel American Sniper is that Kyle has PTSD. PTSD is post-traumatic stress disorder. A lot of soldiers get it. Chris Kyle, unfortunately got it. But Chris Kyle got over it and he started to help fellow veterans with PTSD. One day,…

We all know the story of how America came to be, but what people do not know about, is the man who was able to foresee the evolution of this continent. William Shakespeare, one of the greatest english writers in history, brilliantly expresses what was going in the Americas at the time through his last masterpiece, The Tempest, also thought to be an allegory of the colonial period and to the end of Shakespeare 's career. In a Story about politics,comedy, and and love, this ingenious author sended…

John Niles notes in his paper “Tam Lin: Form and Meaning in a Traditional Ballad” that on the night of Halloween, when the Fairy Court rides at Miles Cross and Janet saves Tam Lin, Tam Lin and Janet’s roles in the ballad become reversed (342). In both Dean’s and Jones’ retellings, this certainly is the case as the relationship and power balance between their Janet and Tam Lin characters changes and shifts drastically at this point in the narrative of both novels. In Dean’s Tam Lin, the initial…

All of these things impact each story, whether it’s beneficial or harmful to the characters. In Romeo and Juliet, the whole play has to do with the theme of love. The main story line has to do with Romeo and Juliet’s love, but there are many subplots and minor characters that bring out the theme of love in different ways. Romeo demonstrates love at first sight when he sees Juliet saying "Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight / For I ne'er saw true beauty till this night."…

Crimes and Misdemeanors Fails to Effectively Capture Emotions Crimes and Misdemeanors fails to effectively capture emotions and instead leaves the viewer with a feeble pallet of feelings invoked by the characters. First, I will state what I consider to be the thesis of the movie and explain why I think that thesis aptly describes the main focus of the movie. Then, I will consider the objections to the thesis of the movie and how my claim interacts with those objections. Finally, I will state…

Throughout anyone’s lifetime there are ups and downs. Essentially a person’s life is like an emotional roller coaster and sometimes in life the person is up high and sometimes they are at the low point. The main point is that humans are an emotional animal and at the end of your day, your heart leads to the correct decision. That’s the case with Twelfth Night that everyone in the play was on an emotional roller coaster and eventually most of them reached their destinations with or without their…

KEY News is a series of thrillers written by one of the best media thriller writers, Mary Jane Clark. The novels feature several characters that work in the KEY News news agency in New York City. The first novel in the series was the 1998 published Do You Want to Know a Secret? The series of novels are best classified as suspense thrillers. KEY News is one of the premier news stations in New York City that is inspired by Jane Clark’s time working with CBS before she became an author. The…

character, then slowly pans out to a long shot of the scene’s setting. However, many enigmas are granted the opportunity for serial development, such as Sam’s unresolved conflict with his bully Alan, Lindsay’s conflict with Kim, and possible romantic subplots. Most importantly, the central focus of the show is the exploration of identity, expressed especially through Lindsay. She is an “other” desperately trying to reinvent herself, and the viewers get a glimpse of why she does so from her…

The utilization of irony in any work of literature can elevate a seemingly simple pretense of a storyline into one with depth and profundity. In “How I Met My Husband” by Alice Munro, the situational irony present in both the main plot and the subplots increases the suspense that is already prevalent in the superficial aspect of the main scenario of the story. Alice Walker demonstrates the effect of irony in “Everyday Use” by evoking the internal thoughts and emotions of the mother in a…