The Lord of the Flies Savagery William Goldings novel The Lord of The flies presents us with a group of English boys who are isolated on a desert island left to try and retain a civilised society In this novel Golding manages to display the boys slow descent into savagery as democracy on the island diminishes At the opening of the novel Ralph and Jack get on extremely well We are informed Jack shared his burden and there was an invisible light of friendship between the two boys Jack changes con
Othello A Critical Review Othello A Critical Review Prof Niamat Ali Depatment of English Govt Islamia College Kasur Pakistan Shakespeare the crown of English literature can rightfully boast of his marvelous achievements as a dramatist His plays both comedies and tragedies have a sterling worth of their own The magnet of his plays pulls the iron dust of thoughts and the reader feels himself bound by silky ropes of interest and pleasure He maintains such an artistic balance in his writings as is
Teddy McArdles life is not that of your average ten year old boy His Buddhist principles have given him a different outlook on life and death If one can anticipate the future depending on ones philosophy of life and system of beliefs he she can either accept it or try to change it Teddy chooses to follow the path that he perceives has been traced for him and leads to his early death whereas I might try to prevent such unfortunate circumstances as I believe that I have more to accomplish or lear
The short story The Storm by Kate Chopin starts out with Bobinot and his son being stranded in a store due to an approaching storm while his wife Calixta was at home As the storm was beginning Calixta had no choice but to let an old friend and once loved companion Alcee come in out of the pouring rain As the storm began Alcee and Calixta could not hold back their feelings any longer and engaged in passionate intimacy When the sun came out Alcee left and shortly after Bobinot returned home As he
Meursault the main character through out the story encounters many hardships Such complications are common in all of us but the way they are handled and thought of could change many aspects of life Meursault tends to build relationships mostly with those who he likes not what others like or suggest to him He always speaks his mind making others gravitate around him The prosecuting attorney is one of the characters with a fiery tongue and a powerful presence in the courtroom Meursault often thin
Experiences can change the outlooks we have on life and the ways in which we deal with certain situations In Maestro Paul Crabbe and Eduard Keller experience very different lives Their past experiences have helped shape who they are and the ways in which they deal with situations Through reading Peter Goldsworthys Maestro we are able to see that Kellers story depicts the darker side of human experience while Pauls story reveals the lighter aspect Kellers experiences during World War II have led
Everyone in society is linked John Boynton Priestley was born in Yorkshire in 1894 He knew early on that he wanted to become a writer but decided against going to university as he thought he would get a better feel for the world around him away from academia Instead he became a junior clerk with a local wool firm at the age of 16 When the First World War broke out Priestley joined the infantry and only just escaped death on a number of occasions After the war he gained a degree from Cambridge U
How does priestly use the inspector as a dramatic device An Inspector Calls written and created by J B Priestly the play is based on trust and responsibility taking responsibility for your own actions That actions people take can be wrong and lead to bad things happening The play is written and set just before World War 1 in an upper class family At the beginning of the play Mr Birling is having a celebration engagement party for his daughter Sheila who is to be married to Gerald To Mr Birling