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…Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness is a link between Victorian and modern literary values and ideals, something which is evident in his writing. Victorian values focused on heroism whilst modern ideals are more centered on being critical—Conrad’s hero…

…The drawing of the three* 1987 The Eyes of the Dragon 1989 The Dark Half 1980 The Stand 1990 Four Past Midnight 1991 Needful Things 1991 The Waste Lands 1992 Dolores Claiborne 1992 Sleepwalkers 1992 The Waste Lands* 1993 Gerald’s Game 1993 Nightmares…

…: Literature represents life. I believe the reason why this short story could be famous and lasting for so long was because it aroused echoes in readers' hearts. The short story was described by an anonymous narrator that Miss Brill was watching people on one…

…that developed in the heart of the Italian Renaissance. It was a way to focus on worldly subjects, rather than religious issues that had been thought about for centuries. It showed the significance of education, which would stimulate and encourage one’s creative…

…of looking back on his life. The primary focal point is the young man's love for a completely unattainable girl. "My eyes were often full of tears and at times a flood from my heart seemed to pour itself out into my bosom"(284). She would unknowingly aggravate…

…response demonstrates the counter-productivity of his fatal flaw.         The resolution of Antigone is Creon's loss of everything dear to him. Creon is left a pitiful wreck, 'I am alone guilty.', 'My own heart... darkness to final darkness', 'I have…

…, It's the Dawn of darkness of injustice and lie. Dill is a little boy from Harper Lee's classic novel To Kill A Mockingbird; he is Jem and Scout's best friend, together, they witness the cruelty of the reality and the ugliness of people's prejudice against…

…and where my heart still belongs, even till today. The city was an oddity in the western landscape, it was large and overpowering, like a dragon that has yet to be fought. You see, most people think of the west as a large open field, a place where you can see…

…. Everything passed by me in a complete blur. Dark smoke polluted my fragile lungs, and my coughing grew louder and more persistent as I looked down the empty alleys. I looked back to my apartment, but it was a faraway silhouette against the shadowy city. It was too…

…for distinction. Therefore, he did whatever he could to help in aid of the soldiers. No service was too humble, no adventure too perilous for him to undertake if it were consistent with the character of a civilian who was a soldier at heart. Nevertheless, Farqhuar…