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The third section from the novel Red Dragon by Thomas Harris, is yet again 113 pages in length and covers the part of the story up to page 339. The summary for chapters 23 to 34 is as follows. This part of the novel was a slow read from the beginning to the end. I…

The novel ‘Streams of Silver’ by R. A. Salvatore is an epic fantasy adventure set in the realm of Faerun, Salvatore’s fictional world filled with goblins, elves, dwarves and other mysterious and terrible creatures. It tells the story of a group of friends and adventurers who are traveling to aid a friend in realizing his…

    Not only did he note their relationship, he also said that Madison Hemings was their son ‘as any other fact, which I believe from circumstances but do not positively know. ‘xi As a resident at Monticello where Hemings and Jefferson resided, shows that he could have picked up on this information. Historian Winthrop…

The sky was scorched crimson as the obscurity of night overpowered the light of day. In the distance the picturesque profile of London was perceptible under the blanket of radiant silver stars. Beneath this unique declaration of splendour a solitary silhouette was projected against the wall of a dimly lit back alley. He had an…

This line shows the darkness but with glimmers of light shining through, the overpowering but incomplete dark over light in the night in which Christabel finds Geraldine possibly showing the overpowering but incomplete evil over good in Geraldine. Lots of imagery is used with reference to the tree beneath which Christabel prays and where she…

This Poem is a paradox, a statement that seems strange, contradictory or absurd, because contains two opposite ideas, but at the end both statements are valid, the writer shows this paradox on the first and the third line of the poem: “Much Madness is divinest Sense / Much Sense- the starkest Madness” (madness is sense,…

    She had a meaningful friendship with him and treasured him deeply. P. L.T made her feel so good it allowed her to ignore the cruel world she lived in, she finally had something she could call her own. She loved P. L. T the way she longed to be loved. But just like…

In the evening of 8 August, 2004, a 14-year-old boy was ordered to his room after, allegedly, giving cheek to an adult. He refused to obey and physical force was used against him. The truth about the terrible consequences of this most ordinary example of childish non-compliance finally emerged yesterday, when an inquest jury in…

  In these Circumstances we must rely on our reason to guide us to safety and truth. When driving a car for example. We must make the rational, reasoned decision not to drive as our perception would not be reliable in reading the ‘truth of the road ahead’. Once during a chemistry lesson we did…

In this extract from the dystopian novel “Ingsoc” by George Orwell, the two main themes are the totalitarian government and the inevitability of death. The author uses graphological features to relate the extract to these two themes by describing a negative, dark and sinister government controlling Oceania. In the first line of the extract the…