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Priestley wrote this play to send a message to the people. During the Second World War, the people had united to fight one common enemy. This unity was what he wanted us to understand and believe in. He wanted to give everyone a choice. Should we go back to the way it was before the…

  Keats’s equates pain with pleasure here. In ‘Ode on Melancholy’, beauty must die; joy bids adieu; pleasure turns to poison; “aching pleasure” is a Keatsian oxymoron showing melancholy will be experienced at times. Reference to the human world is significant because it helps emphasise the importance of the natural world. There are references to…

Development of Philippine Literature According to Athenian, Ramose, Salary and Nasal in their book Painting Filipino, “true literature is a piece of written work which is undying. It expresses the feelings and emotions of people in response to his everyday efforts to live, to be happy in his environment and, after struggles, to reach his…

The short story “Hills like White Elephants” by Ernest Hemingway is comparable to “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” by James Thurber. Both authors use a wide array of techniques in order to develop the complicated relationship between the characters in the story. In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” Thurber talks about a character,…

I finally have salvation standing before me but I do not feel saved at all. Piggy was not right when he told me that Simon’s dead was an accident, it was a murder committed by everybody. But I do not blame them nor do I blame myself; it was the beast’s fault. I know the…

When Harker sees ‘the first dim streak of the coming dawn’ light imagery is used to give a sense of approaching safety. However, Harker then hears ‘the howling of many wolves’. The use of onomatopoeia and the aural imagery adds to the atmosphere of horror. The violence of the wolves is juxtaposed with safety created…

Isolation is a very important theme highlighted by the dark imagery in the novels. Isolation, in this context, refers to alienation from the society and the world. In Broken April, Kadare uses dark images to portray the feeling of isolation in Gjorg’s mind and from his society. For e. g. the use of darkness in…

During Charles Dickens’ life he wrote many books, although they are different, but they reflect each other in many ways. I believe the biggest similarity in his collection of books is with ‘Oliver Twist’ – a story of a young boy who lives in an orphanage and ‘Great Expectations’ which is a story of a…

Explore how the poet presents his thoughts and feelings about what is happening in the world around him in “One World Down the Drain” Simon Rae’s “One World Down the Drain” attempts to raise the awareness over the issue of pollution in the world, and the need to take responsibility. Throughout the poem a casual tone…

Inside a sturdy brick structure that once housed a paper factory in San Francisco’s Mission District, nine women are limbering up in a tiny studio theatre, heads lolling on shoulders, unshod feet pattering the bare wood floor. The students are here, in director Amy Mueller’s “Page to Stage” class offered by Brava! For Women in…