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…that a person in general can contain two worlds inside their psyche: good and evil. If the balance of these two is upset, tremendous or horrible things can happen. When "The Child by Tiger" first begins, Dick Prosser is established as a well-rounded, almost perfect…

…for it is not outright supernatural, but the whole mood of the work gives off an eerie feeling. It is Moby Dick by Herman Melville. H.P. Lovecraft, a horror writer, once wrote that the test if a story is truly unearthly and strange is “simply whether or not there be excited…

…In his novel, Tender is the Night, Scott F. Fitzgerald portrays sudden love as an element of self-destruction. Dick Diver, a robust psychologist, falls victim to unforeseen love with his patient, Nicole. Ultimately, the commitment he establishes…

…). The more gruesome elements still surface occasionally, however; the sinking of the ship and the insanity of the Pilot's son could have come from a dramatic, gritty tale such as Moby- Dick, and the seraphs of the previous scene evoke such fantastical works…

…novel about sin and guilt among Puritans. As an anti-transcendentalist he believed that the truths of existence were shocking and obscure (267). Herman Melville was never fully appreciated until after his death. His novel “Moby-Dick” was full of symbolism…

…. It is in this imagery that perhaps Wolfe’s primary theme is founded: what is human nature and what are its capabilities for both good and evil? The character Dick Prosser is upon introduction a deeply religious, gentle, and multi-talented man. Almost immediately…

…. It is in this imagery that perhaps Wolfe’s primary theme is founded: what is human nature and what are its capabilities for both good and evil? The character Dick Prosser is upon introduction a deeply religious, gentle, and multi-talented man. Almost immediately…

…-transcendentalist piece of art, Moby Dick. It shows human nature and evil in that it describes Captain Ahab as an individual who goes after a dream that will not be fulfilled and eventually will bring him death. It shows the evil inside of people. The authors during…

…", was nominated for an academy award in 1962, and his teleplay of The Halloween Tree won an Emmy. Also he has written for such T.V. shows: Alfred Hitchcock Presents and the Twilight Zone and in 1953 did a screenplay for John Haston's Moby Dick. Ray Bradbury's writing…

…was a short story entitled “Hollerbocken’s Dilemma;” the short story was published in Imagination! magazine (Bloom 142). Bradbury also wrote screen plays, including Moby Dick (Clute 140) and the drama Leviathan ’99. He also wrote television scripts…