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…In the novel Montana 1948, by Larry Watson, the theme of racism, and the character Frank Hayden help identify the mystery, and develop the investigation that illuminates the meaning of the work. The mystery of the novel is whether or not Frank Hayden…

…KNOCK It was a cold winter evening. Mr. Frank was lying on his bed. He was about fifty-five years old. Anyone could guess his age by looking at his physical weakness. He was retired doctor. Mrs. Frank was sitting on a couch in front of the bed and she…

…The Power in "The Rumor" John Updike's story "The Rumor" is about the struggle of a married couple to maintain their normal (and rather boring) existence amid rumors that Frank Whittier, the husband in this modern couple, is having a homosexual affair…

…is that it was necessary to end the war. Richard B. Frank in his book, Downfall: The End of the Imperial Japanese Empire defends the American decision. Relying on a host of original documentary sources, most notably the Japanese messages that were intercepted and decoded…

…Keeping a stress diary is an effective way of finding out both what causes you stress, and what level of stress you prefer. In this diary note down your stress levels and how you feel throughout the day. In particular, note down stressful events…

…Stealing Freedom is a book about a young gil who is trapped between her freedom and her family. In the beginning Ann is about 11 years old. She lives in a plantation in Unity, Maryland with her three brothers, mom and dad. the problem of the story…

…modernist poetry include Allen Ginsberg's Howl, and Robert Lowell's Life Studies, both of which deal vividly with the poets' personal experience. The Confessional School of Poets, which included Lowell, Sylvia Plath, and Anne Sexton, wrote frank and revealing…

…The Fire and the Cold Sinclair Ross, author of the short story "The Painted Door", uses cold and fire to reflect Ann's changing emotions about her relationship with her husband, John. In the beginning of the story, Ann sees the cold as her enemy…

…. In similar fashion, in the novel The Gold Coast by Nelson Demille, Frank Bellarosa also thinks that money can bring about happiness. The two characters feel that money can buy happiness but they do not succeed in their conquests for happiness. Both characters…

…of the University of Mainz, after studying hundreds of photographs, said that Anna Anderson could only be Anastasia Romanov. Dr. Minna Becker, the woman who had proved the originality of Anne Frank's diary, compared samples of Anna's handwriting with the handwriting…