NORTH AND SOUTH North and South written by Elizabeth Gaskell can be seen as a love story at first sight but when it is deeply examined it is true to say that North and South is one of the successful novels which reflects the social life and cultural norms of Victorian Era This novel enables us to see those times of England to some extent from the eyes of a middle class lady Margaret Hale who experiences of the life standards of both the south and the north of the England The aim of this article
Guilt is a powerful feeling of remorse that takes control of your life you always feel it both mentally and physically You will feel this remorse until you have admitted to it and have accepted what you have done and are willing to partake in your punishment This is portrayed throughout the play Macbeth by William Shakespeare where the main character commits various devastating murders He must hide all of them in his quest for Kingship and to remain on the throne As we can see through Shakespea
Beauty and Power Who will Survive The word equality has become one of the terms on which society puts an honorable coat Modern American society seems to believe in gender and racial equality and its social implementations and the rhetoric of equality is a key concept repeated in politics education and even in advertisement Is gender equality a reality or is it a fashionable idea that people merely love to mention and rarely practice Today gender and racial equality have only been partially impl
In our drama lessons we are doing about working class and middle class to see the difference between working class and middle class For us to see the difference between them we went to watch Blood Brothers The play is about an tale of twins who separated at birth grow up on opposite sides of the tracks one on a middle class family and one on a working class mother with 7 other children only to meet again with tragic consequences In the play there are a lot of characters acting in different role
Sympathizing with a Terrorist The initial reaction of an American reading Alan Moores V for Vendetta may not be hmm their fascist government seems immensely similar to our own government Why is this Is it because the American government has directed its public away from this thought After all the United States is the self proclaimed greatest democracy on Earth The government in V for Vendetta can be seen as more than just a criticism of the British government at the time it can also be seen as
Temptation William Shakespeare in his tragic play Macbeth written in 1603 dramatizes the engulfing power of temptation which ultimately ends in blood and chaos Temptation is a huge part of Macbeth The temptation of gaining power is the biggest reason Like in Act I Scene V when Macbeth is tempted to kill the king In Macbeth temptation is an important motif that permeates the dramatic structure Shakespeare uses temptation to complicate intrigue and to dramatize the play This motif serves to drama
Betty Wehner Smiths unique ability to capture the reality of American society in the early nineteen hundreds is seen in the novel A Tree Grows in Brooklyn The setting of the novel stems very much from the authors own childhood Society can truly relate to this story as it has a place in every American familys roots The time defying novel evokes sympathy by telling the story of a young impoverished family comparing their rough lives to a relentless tree native to Brooklyn New York Betty Smith was
Some people rather than listening to what the law says should be done listen to what their conscience suggests is right or wrong In To Kill a Mockingbird there are two main people who act as moral compasses in the town of Maycomb and one person who is definitely the opposite of a moral compass Atticus and Jean Louise Finch were both excellent examples of moral compasses because they both showed people the right thing to do whereas Mayella Ewell did the wrong thing and was not showing the honour
The novel To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee shows many symbols that depict society Based in the 1930s racial prejudice was a huge part of everyday life The symbol of the snowman can be seen as mixing both races together while the symbol of the mockingbird can be seen as segregation from those who are different Both of these major symbols give depth to the novel and help people see problems of the time The theme of prejudice in the novel can best be perceived through the symbol of the mockingb
Harper Lee deals with prejudice in large ways in To Kill A Mockingbird The novel is staged in the tired old town of Maycomb Alabama in the 1930s Maycomb is a classic southern town full of gossip tradition and burdened with a legacy of racism Atticus Finch narrates Id rather you shoot at tin cans in the backyard but I know youll go after birds Shoot all the bluejays you want if you can hit em but remember its a sin to kill a mockingbird Lee 90 After careful study one begins to see that this is j