Discuss the theme of education in To Kill a Mockingbird The theme of education is important in To Kill a Mockingbird for several reasons Firstly the inadequate schooling reveals the general decay in the south at the time Secondly the character of Atticus shows us a kind of ideal educator who contrasts sharply with the representatives of state education Thirdly through education we see another aspect of the discrimination faced by black citizens Finally we understand through this novel that educ
You can have a good life even though others may not see it In the book Enders game by Orson Scott Card Ender lives a good life even though it may not be apparent at first Ender is the third child in his family which is forbidden and frowned upon and the government monitored his every move to see if he was fit for the army until one day they stopped monitoring him Soon after he was recruited to the Battle School where he quickly made enemies He used his intelligence to quickly master what they c
A Tale of Two Cities Essay In the novel A Tale of Two Cities Miss Pross is a foil of Madame Defarge They contribute to the theme of good versus evil because Miss Pross loves Lucie and would do anything for Lucie but Madame Defarge is amused of hatred and vengeance Madame Defarge is Dickens prime example of selfish hatred She will do anything to avenge her sisters death including killing Lucie Manette Miss Pross on the other hand is the prime example of selfless love She is willing to give her l