The theme of loneliness The theme of loneliness is also evident throughout different characters who are segregated against by other characters in the book. One of the characters that experience loneliness as a result of forced isolation is Candy, the old handicapped man with the responsibility of cleaning up the Bunkhouses. Candy is looked down upon by the other workers because he was older, disabled, and was doing a different job from what the rest were doing. However, this is not his wish, and it is evident how he desires to have friends at the sight of hope he had when Lennie and George shared their dream. It is also that after the death of his dog, Candy lost his will to live because he realized that he no longer had a friend for himself, thus highlighting the impact of loneliness. Crook also plays a vital role in showing the theme of loneliness as a result of racial segregation. Crooks is not considered as one of the workers because he was crippled and black. The author narrates that Crooks is…
Who Wants to Work From Home? Working from home has become a dream for almost everyone who thinks of starting a business. It provides the freedom to oneself, which has given birth to several online jobs that one would like to undertake. There are several posts that one can do to earn money in the luxury of his home. Some of 3 Top Services Offered by Writing Gigs working from home include;- Doing content writing Writing on websites for businesses or targeting a specific audience is one of the top services offered on SEO content. Everyone aims to earn extra cash, so through content writing, one attracts more consumers. Besides, one can write for businesses or have their website and sell it by giving content that users see every time they research specific information. The aim of using content is to market through SEO content, to entice and engage in continuing reading or viewing the website. Blogging Blogging is a form of website information that focuses on content writing. A writer can start his web posts or write content for other bloggers. Through blogging, one…
compare contrast essay 1,000 word, error-free, grammatically correct, MLA formatted, formal compare contrast essay (pt by pt) on the use of symbols, figurative language, and speaker and how the elements inform theme. YOU MAY NOT use theme as an element as you need to discuss how these elements work to define a common theme between 2 songs. No errors (every error past 2 is minus 5 points. If you have 5 errors, then -15 points). You must integrate the song evidence(both songs) seamlessly as we discussed all semester. You will cite the lyrics (song writer) instead of author page this time. Must have a works cited page that is error free. Any errors in works cited ＝0 points for works cited page. You will cite two songs. See how to with all the MLA resources I gave you. Lyrics are cited in essay with / and we will go over in class.[unique_solution] If your thesis statement and topic sentences are weak and in the wrong place you will have difficulty in logic and will lose most of the essay points.…
CHARACTER FOILS:Death of a Salesman One technique used by Arthur Miller to develop character, create conflict, and emphasize the observations about life he wished to convey with Death of a Salesman is the use of character foils—characters with noticeably contrasting traits. Point out two instances of the use of foils in the play. For each instance, show how the characters contrast and what the play gains as a result.[unique_solution] CHARACTER FOILS One technique used by Arthur Miller to develop character, create conflict, and emphasize the observations about life he wished to convey with Death of a Salesman is the use of character foils—characters with noticeably contrasting traits. Point out two instances of the use of foils in the play. For each instance, show how the characters contrast and what the play gains as a result. CHARACTER FOILS One technique used by Arthur Miller to develop character, create conflict, and emphasize the observations about life he wished to convey with Death of a Salesman is the use of character foils—characters with noticeably contrasting traits. Point out two instances of the use of foils in the play. For each instance, show how the characters…
CRITICAL ESSAY Your main assignment for this section is to write a short critical essay based on one of the poems you’ve read for this module or another poem you’ve encountered elsewhere. Whatever poem you choose, be sure that it’s substantial enough to bear a critical analysis. In other words, don’t select a poem that’s light, frivolous, and intended merely to amuse or entertain. Note: If you use a poem not included in this module, be sure to attach a photocopy. In preparing to write your essay, follow these steps: Go through the poems, think about the ones that speak to you the most, and select one that you’d like to write about. Work again through first-, second-, and third-level responses to the poem in order to decide for yourself just what it is you want to say. Formulate a thesis statement. Try to move beyond a basic observation in order to formulate a thesis that you can argue by citing aspects of the poem you’re considering. Organize your ideas; try for at least three points in defence of your thesis, and…
ELEMENTS OF SOUND Read the following lines of poetry. Identify any elements of sound that they contain along with any figures of speech or other rhetorical devices. If you spot devices covered in earlier modules or that you’ve learned in other grades (for example, parallelism), by all means mention these as well as devices explicitly covered in this module. Was Cleopatra gorgeous in a gown of gold?[unique_solution] —Langston Hughes O Blues! Sweet Blues! —Langston Hughes Mule-bray, pig grunt and bawdy cackles. —Sylvia Plath he was hung in the river like a heart —Margaret Atwood moles dream of darkness and delicate mole smells —Margaret Atwood Blow, winds, and crack your cheeks! rage! blow! —Shakespeare Humanity must perforce prey on itself, Like monsters of the deep. —Shakespeare There she shook The holy water from her heavenly eyes —Shakespeare As I stood here below, me thought his eyes Were two full moons; he had a thousand noses —Shakespeare the sun has smashed his jar of red oil —Emile Ologoudou
The Shack Novel Name: Instructor: Course: Date: The Shack Novel The Shack is a novel that was authored by William Young, a Canadian national. It was published in 2007. Set in the American northwest, The Shack is about Mack, the main character, his family, and friends. Mack is the husband of Nan, and together, they have five children. The narration is about the family and their agony when one of the children, Missy, is murdered. Her sister, Kate, feels she is at fault for Missy’s demise; she thinks her carelessness in the canoe, which drove her father towards saving them and leaving Missy, leads to all the problems. However, towards the end, she is made to understand that it was not her fault. The story is coupled with various episodes of supernatural narrations, which Mack experiences. It is through these supernatural episodes that Mack eventually finds out the real Missy’s killer, the little lady-killer. Kate, Missy’s Body, and Their Importance to the Novel As the story unravels,…
Advantages of journals and notebooks to students. People have at some time used or are currently using a notebook, a journal, or even both. For those who have not, today I will be telling you all about the reasons why you should never lack these books in your life. The difference between the two should help you tear them apart and know when to use a notebook and when to use a journal. A notebook is used to jot down important information that is key to what you are studying so that you don’t forget or for further review on your own after the session is over. Journals, on the other hand, are a reflection of a person’s activities of the day, it can range from what they have been doing to what they have learned throughout the day—some of the advantages of a journal and a notebook. Advantages of a notebook Key in important points Notebooks come in handy, especially when you are learning something new, and you come across a vital point, and you are…
Sociological Analysis of Teenage Pregnancy Teenage pregnancies have, for a while, been a source of concern worldwide. Statistics from the World health organization (WHO) show that every year 16 million girls aged between 15 and 19 and one million girls below 15years give birth every year (WHO, 2018). Like every other big problem m in the world, teen pregnancy can be viewed under different lenses to provide varying meanings. In this same perspective, teen pregnancy can be viewed as either trouble, an issue, or a plus to society. The factors promoting teen pregnancy are mainly the personal and sociological factors and sometimes collide. One less used to analyze the situation is the social conflict theory that states that human and social behavior in their contexts results from conflicts between different groups. In this paper, I will analyze the reality of teen pregnancy in the lens of the social conflict theory. One of the ways that conflict manifests itself in bringing about teen pregnancy is in the relationship between parents and their children. Parents expect obedience and dependence from their children…
The classic story of Aladdin best exemplifies the olden “rags to riches” saying. The tale features a young hero who catches the eyes of a beautiful princess after an inadvertent encounter at a local market. The tale is also made complete by a wicked villain and the magical genie. Initially, this story was found in the One Thousand- and One-Nights tale. In 1992, nonetheless, Disney released a film on the same. A remake of this film premiered in 2019. Like other Disney films, moral lessons were attached to the movie Aladdin. Even further, some of the themes in the film highlighted some challenges the present-time society is grappling with. By critically analyzing the Aladdin film, this essay will attempt to discuss the pertinent lessons one can grasp from the story. Also, it will talk about the relevance of the tale in our society today. Part I; Synopsis, Overall Theme, and Moral Lesson The protagonist is a street brat living in a busy town with Abu, his monkey friend. He is poor and steals to survive. Conversely, there is Princess Jasmine,…