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…Otis Lord, an old friend of her father's, almost twenty years older than her. Her connection with the Judge was perhaps the closest thing she had to real love. Emily's last years were extremely heart-wrenching; her mother died in 1882, her favorite eight…

…discover her husband covered head to toe in someone else’s blood in the bathroom. Findley chose to have Everett’s dream invade reality, leaving the reader to think about the possibilities of how the blood got there and why. Like Tolken with “Lord of the Rings…

…scholarly, clever, and structured. The real irony in Slaughterhouse- Five took a lot more thought and time than simply making up stories about men who get killed when they try and retrieve their wedding ring from an elevator shaft. Billy Pilgrim's life…

…worlds are arranged in countless rings. Each ring of land is followed by a ring of water. The central land of the Middle Realm is called Jambudvipa, where humans live. All the remaining land or water rings do not have human life. Below the Middle Realm…

…to 1959 Tolkien continued to teach at Oxford and wrote the trilogy of books that served as a sequel to The Hobbit - The Lord of the Ring. This work brought him fame in England and America, but he was never a public figure; he continued work on The Silmarillion…

…in his life.         His earlier poetry was regarded with indifference and largely misunderstood. It was not until the 1860's that he would at last gain publicity and would even be compared with Alfred Lord Tennyson, another very famous poet…

…in piecing information together. After Malvolio leaves the ring with Viola, she starts to put everything into perspective. Then in Viola’s speech, she states what Olivia means with this ring because her Lord Orsino never gave her a ring to give to Olivia…

…Roman Empire. In the early feudal stage, when a freeman gave up his title to his land he became the lord’s "man" and promised him his loyalty. For the most part, feudalism involved only the noble classes. The system rested, however, on the work of the serfs…

…to the Ancient Roman Empire. In the early feudal stage, when a freeman gave up his title to his land he became the lord’s "man" and promised him his loyalty. For the most part, feudalism involved only the noble classes. The system rested, however, on the work…

…Feudalism came to as a government containing kings, vassals, knights, lords, lesser lords, and peasants. Feudalism is a loosely organized system of rule in which powerful local lords divided their lands among lesser lords in exchange for military…