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…of the book Winston has no religion, but pretends to follow the religion of honoring Big Brother. Big Brother is the symbol of the Party, the organization that controls Oceania. The book does not say specifically what Winston's education level is, but judging…

…problems. In the novel, we learn about the three major characters, Scout the narrator, Jem her brother, and Atticus their father. Scout the narrator tells the novel through her point of view. Jem and Scout grow apart because Jem starts to become too mature…

…society today. So in many ways George Orwell was right and maybe there soon will be a government very similar to the one in 1984. One element in the book 1984 is Big Brother. He is the ruler of Oceania. He is not one person but a name for the whole…

…action sequences in this play to be those spurred by a conflict based on business matters. In the beginning of True West the apparent differences between the two main characters, brothers Austin and Lee, are their degrees of success and professional…

…. In the beginning she felt sorry for her unfortunate brother and she continued to show that she still cared about him. She took care of him and fed him when no one else seemed to care. After seeing her “changed” brother for the first time and being frightened by his…

…The hero in my life would have to be my brother. His name is Ryan and he is twenty eight years old , he’s married and has a cute little baby girl named Breanna. He lives in Arlington, Texas and partly owns a golf course and is in the process of getting…

…Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) was born on March 30, 1853, in the village of Zundert. At the age of sixteen, he started work at the Hague gallery of the French art dealers, Goupil & Co.. His uncle was a partner in this firm and his younger brother Theo…

…Long ago in the kingdom of Java, there lived a young Sultan and his brother named Pangeran Adipati Agung. An able and strong man, the young Pangeran was much loved by his people. One day, during a palace celebration, the Pangeran fell in love…

…and the main character, the fictitious "Big Brother" The author tells his tale through the eyes of Winston, a middle aged man. Winston doubts the righteousness of the totalitarian government that rules the superstate, Oceania. We follow this character through…

…to the two relationships between man and woman in “Valediction” and the two brothers, Brent and Sam, in “Man on the Moon.” However, there are differences between the two stories. In this relationship of brother to brother there is a closeness in which the only…