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…day in 1847, when his father died and it became necessary that each one should help somewhat in the domestic crisis. His brother Orion, ten years his senior, was already a printer by trade. Pamela, his sister, also considerably older, had acquired music…

…for the organization. Brother Jack, one of the white leaders hands the narrator a slip of paper on which is written his new brotherhood name. His truth, his new identity is shaped by this organization, and his sense of purpose, importance is temporarily restored as he…

…Brother, the supreme dictator of Oceania, is obviously modeled on Stalin, both in his physical features and in his literary style” (182). Orwell is recognizing the similarities between his fictional society and that of Russia when he compares Big Brother…

…of personal vengeance like a normal human would, but if it is looked at closer, there is some justified good that comes from Creon’s motives. He states that “his brother Polyneices, who broke his exile to come back with fire and sword against his native city” (141…

…younger brother Harry and their friends sliding down a hill on shovels. When all of a sudden Harry slides to far and breaks through the ice into the cold river. George jumps in to save him, but gets a bad infection in his ear and loses his hearing in that ear…

…and also Olivia to fall in love with her at once. Olivia Olivia is melancholic because her brother is dead. She wants to mourn over him for several years. She is intelligent and adaptable which is seen in the way she treats the members of the household…

…Throughout "Medea," both Jason and Medea make choices which can be considered selfish, passionate, reasonable, and sometimes made with careful judgment. For example, Medea's murder of her brother, her murder of her own children…

…Brother in “1984” to the barbarity of certain people. Another short essay that has added to some of the ideas presented in “1984” is “Politics and the English Language”. This essay identifies the erroneous nature of humans to use insignificant…

…the rights to Creon whether to bury someone or not, even if their religion is to be buried under water or underground. A good example is when Ismene's regard for Creon's laws, she tries to talk her sister out of burying her brother because of what could happen…

…older is addressed as "father" or "mother"; anyone younger is addressed as "son" or "daughter". The very old are called "grandfather" or "grandmother". People of the same age are addressed as "brother" or "sister". The cutting of six tribal scars on each…