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…. Frost's experiences in life help him to create the vivid scenes he sets within his poetry. Poems such as "The Road Not Taken", "Home Burial", "Birches" and "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" help illustrate this link. "The Road Not Taken" is a metaphor…

…Three important pieces of Agatha Christie's life considered necessary in her writing include the losses she has suffered. In her mid child-hood her father died. Agatha was around age 11. Agatha never went to school. Her mother thought that school ruined…

…One does not create a stage drama or any kind of entertainment with the intent of portraying life in a completely realistic manner. In saying this however, there need to be real universal issues within the production to allow an audience to understand…

…and turns of the play it actually reflects upon the harsh reality and uncomfortable life he has been facing with his family. As a result there are many similarities between the events of his life and the events that take place in the play. The characters…

…. Heroes usually are oblivious to our knowing because, for the most part they are humble and may not know themselves that they are heroes. The truth is that there are many real-life heroes among us whether famous or just an average person doing their job. A real…

…I watch the fly, performing aerial acrobatics, flying carelessly, looping and turning in the air. Then SPLAT! The tiny insect ceases to exist, slaughtered by the tight grasp of my hands clamped together in feelings of hatred. I envy the life of that fly…

…Is it possible to control your whole life? Is there a way to know how your life will turn out before it happens? In the play of “Death of the Salesman” Willy loman faces these questions. Willy Loman was a simple man who was a salesman. Since Willy…

…Life's Goal If the ultimate goal in life is to reach happiness, then I have met the most incredible of winners. To me he is the best example of true goodness. He does not judge by looks, does not occupy his mind with hateful thoughts, nor thinks he…

…The cost of human life is too high a price to pay for advances in technology. This statement is true for many reasons. For example,innocent people are dying which isn’t fair, the habitats of many wild species are being destroyed and technological…

…Tess of the D'Urbervilles is considered to be a tragedy due to the catastrophic downfall of the protaganist Tess. From the early days in her life, her father John had begun to destroy her, which then led to Alex D'Urbervill and eventually finished…