The Final Chapter

of hell in “Four Views on Hell” and was written by Denny Burk. In the chapter, Burk explains how hell is the final state of the damned and is made up of three parts: final separation, unending experience, and just retribution. Final separation is when the people who choose not to follow Jesus are forever removed from the presence of God’s…

conflicts that arise between Charles and the other characters builds up a potential motive as well. Ruddick leaves the reader with this information so they can start to derive their own conclusions from the case. Tensions were rising at the last chapter of part one. Then the suspense continues in the second half of the novel when Ruddick slowly begins to eliminate characters as suspects. Ruddick goes through each of the main suspects and…

historical commentary. And the third is that of personal reminiscence, my own voice.” (4) “The Closing In” is the final chapter in the book and in my opinion uses the 3 voices together the best. It also shares how much the Kiowas value horses. This chapter represents the Kiowa’s eventual and sad defeat by the Euro-Americans leading them to advance westward.In the first section of this chapter Momaday writes: “Once there was a man who owned a fine hunting horse. It was black and fast and afraid…

however, it seems as if the parents are completely absent. Thus, two sections of Oryx and Crake that are worthy of investigation are Chapter 4, “Hammer”, and Chapter 10, “Gripless”. The juxtaposition of events provides commentary on Jimmy’s morals and values, signifies a change in direction and events, and elaborates on his sexual tendencies. The central plots to each chapter are completely opposite; in “Hammer”, Jimmy copes with his mother desertion, while in “Gripless”, he must endure…

The semester is finally coming to its mid point I am at the point that I need a long break from school and work. Last class, we went over one of the chapters that would be in the midterm. I am praying to god I obtain a good grade in the midterm. Currently, It has been very hard to find a quiet place to study and to be honest time. Additionally, I have been very busy handling my dad’s new illness and making sure he’s doing well. The school has always been my top priority but lately balancing…

In chapter thirty one of Mark Twain's “Adventures of Huckleberry Finn”, the protagonist is forced to make a decision based on the morals of life, marking a turning point in the entire novel. Huck’s decision ends the moral struggle that has perplexed him throughout the novel, also affecting the civilization he had acquired under the roof of the Widow Douglas. Huck’s final decision also depicts Twain's satire of the antebellum South, which reveals that a young , immature boy is able to do…

when he claims to be purging his students of pride, but does this by depriving and humiliating his students. A good example is when he said having curly hair is “Entirely Un-Christian” (chapter 8), he also gives a two page long speech to the entirety of Lowood just to say “this girl is – a LIAR”(Jane) (same chapter) which in itself, is a lie ,proving that he represents the hypocritical over-the-top Evangelical movement.…

Chapter 28 in The Norton Introduction to Literature talks about the elements of an essay. An essay is a short written assignment that develops and supports and idea that the essay is written about. Each essay has a reason for being written. Essays about arguments are meant to convince someone of their view point, while an essay about analysis is supposed to breakdown and explain something to the reader. Essays should include four things: a thesis, structure, evidence, and tone. Including all…

Warrior, concludes with the chapter titled, “A Song for a Barbarian Reed Pipe.” In this chapter, Kingston retells the story of her frustrations with her mother and the silent girl growing up and concludes with a story about the mythical poetess Ts’ai Yen. Combining both her mother’s talk-story about Kingston’s grandmother, who believed her family could succumb to no harm so long as they continued to attend plays, and the story of Ts’ai Yen, Kingston ends the final chapter of The Woman Warrior to…

Curley’s size makes him jealous and invious which is why he sized up Lennie. Another example of when this impairment is seen can be found in Chapter 3 when Curley saw Lennie laughing, he started beating him up. (Steinbeck 63). Curley thinks Lennie is laughing at him, thus he is going to defend himself. A final instance when this impairment is seen is in Chapter 3 when Curley says “What the hell you laughin’ at?” “Come on, ya big bastard. Get up on your feet. No big son-of-a-bitch is gonna laugh…