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…in 1997. Now you are up stairs in a room. It is a very small room, a lot smaller than yours is. Big Wolf tells you that this is where he and his three brothers sleep. A look of shock comes over you face. He asks, "What's wrong" and you say, "That's impossible…

…Hughes is the main character in In Country, and was the most caring person in the novel. In Plainsong, the McPheron brothers were the biggest models for caring in the novel. This theme was a very important aspect in both of these novels, and reveal a lot…

…in O'Brien and Mr. Charrington leads to his tortured demise. However, Winston's ability to trust makes him human and heroic in a world built on deceit. Though he never appears in the novel, and though he may not actually exist, Big Brother, the perceived ruler…

…a terrible fate to follow. When Eteocles and Polynices kill each other in battle, only Eteocles is allowed a proper burial, while Polynices cannot be buried under the new King Creon's law. Antigone goes against Creon's law to bury her brother and is killed…

…think a certain way - the way they have been told to think. Nobody doubts the authoritarian regime represented by figurehead "Big Brother". Plastered throughout this desolate world are slogans such as "IGNORANCE IS BLISS", "FREEDOM IS SLAVERY" and "WAR…

…to the Freeman house. The boys, ages 15 and 17, ambushed their mother in the downstairs hallway, stabbing and clubbing her until she died. Then they went upstairs and did the same to their dad while he lay in his bed. Their little brother Erik, 11, was asleep when…

…older brother, Buck. Conrad eventually contacts a psychiatrist, Dr. Berger, because he feels the "air is full of flying glass" and wants to feel in control. Their initial sessions together frustrate the psychiatrist because of Conrad's inability to express…

…happened, Derrick began to blame a whole race for his loss and because of this, gets involved with a white supremacy group. Danny, Derricks little brother had also heard all of the things his father had said that night at the dinner table, and now he also began…

…Vernon. George’s family moved again when he was six, this time to Ferry Farm another of George’s father Augustine Washington’s Properties. In 1738 George’s half brother Lawrence returned from England, where he had been educated. Lawrence was the son…

…, to the drunken, “down on his luck”, brother-in-law, Neil. The character of Paul appears the be the most true to life member of Norman’s family. The audience quickly becomes familiar with Paul and his quick-tempered, always-ready-for-anything attitude. This is evident…