Summary and Analysis of Robert Frost’s Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening Frost wrote ‘Stopping by Woods on a Snow Evening’ in 1922. It is difficult to know if there is any symbolical… Stopping by woods on a snowy evening: Summary and analysis
The Road not Taken by Robert Frost: Summary and Analysis The Road not Taken is an inspirational poem by Robert Frost that tries to inspire us to rise above the petty and do things extraordinary.… Summary and analysis of The Road not Taken
Why does Stevenson select young Jim and not any of the other grown up characters for the narrator in Treasure Island? The reason is because more than any other character’s story, Treasure Island is the story… Narrator’s role in Treasure Island by Stevenson
A critical analysis of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights. Wuthering Heights is a novel full of contradictions. The environment at Grange is set in contrast to the Heights and so do the people living inside those… Critical Evaluation of Wuthering Heights
Wuthering Heights Characters: Catherine Earnshaw Catherine Earnshaw is one of the leading characters in the Novel Wuthering Heights. She maintains an impressive and powerful presence in the novel even after her death. Catherine grows up… Character of Catherine Earnshaw in Wuthering Heights
The creature that was born of Victor’s experiment is a monstrous anomaly. It was quite unlike what he had expected would be the outcome of the experiment. For he has created the monster, Victor is its father. However, while one is a natural being, the other is the disastrous and unnatural outcome of an experiment. Sadly, there are remarkable similarities between their lives. Both of them lead forlorn lives. Once he has created the monster, Victor keeps trying to run away from the society trying to hide himself. He thinks people would consider his act a heinous crime for having created such a hideous creature. Similarities between Victor and the monster
Discuss the role of sickness in the novel. Victor often seems to fall ill after traumatic events. Is this a means of escape, and, if so, is it effective? Is there another explanation for his… The role of sickness in Frankenstein
Discussion questions from Act 1 of Othello 1. How does Shakespeare present the world of Venice in the first act, and how does he construct the interactions of his central characters (Iago, Othello, and… Othello Act 1 Discussion questions
An Analysis of the Main Themes in Othello Relationships can be painful: Whether it is Othello’s relationship with Desdemona, Iago’s with Emilia or Cassio’s with Bianca, personal relationships can be badly complex and painful and… Major themes in Othello
Kate Chopin’s The story of an hour: Themes Socially decided roles The social customs and traditions are an important theme in the story of an hour. The author explores how a person gets limited by… Themes in the story of an hour by Kate Chopin