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What is Hamlet’s Opinion About Theater?

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For Hamlet, it is essential to portray a story in a realistic way. He wants the actors to represent people as close as possible to their real images. In The Murder of Gonzago, he tries...
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What Does the Yellow Paper Symbolize?

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The yellow wallpaper is a collective symbol. It represents different aspects of the time when the story was written. It refers to the oppressive social standards of patriarchy. Women...
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Why is Mrs. Schahter the First to Break Down?

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Mrs. Schachter sees the flames and smells the smoke during the journey. She foresees the dreadful future for every person on the train. Perhaps, the woman is the only one who...
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What is the hero of Pride & Prejudice?

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Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy are two central characters in Pride and Prejudice. The main plotline is tied around them. They take part in all significant events. Despite their...
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How Does the Narrator Describe Gatsby?

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In The Great Gatsby, Jay Gatsby appears as a man with a newly found fortune. He is extravagant, like his parties, but he is also incredibly lonely. Many people around refer to him as a...
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How Does Walton Describe the Stranger He Takes Onboard?

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In Frankenstein, Walton appears as a similar character to Victor. Walton is ambitious. He rejected his family to become famous in the scientific field. Although his ambitions led him...
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What Was the Face of Frankenstein’s Monster Like?

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Overall, the face of the creature looked terrible. It was so scary and disgusting that Victor started to fear his invention and ran away from the apartment. In addition to the book's...
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How is the Theme of Nature vs. Nurture in Frankenstein Used?

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In the novel, Mary Shelley tries to understand the monstrous nature of Frankenstein’s creature. The writer wondered if the monster was born evil or became a villain due to society and...
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How Is the Theme of Horror in Frankenstein Revealed?

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Frankenstein is a novel that highlights the real problems and anxieties that people experience in life. Writing a fictional story, the author delivered the theme of horror and showed...
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Is Nick from The Great Gatsby a Trustworthy Narrator?

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In general, it can be stated that Nick is not a quite reliable narrator due to several reasons. For instance, he may not be present during a significant event. It means he can't...
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Which city is the setting for the Necklace?

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The story of the Diamond Necklace takes place in Paris, France, during the late 19th century. Since the plot's inception, the given information becomes evident. It is because key...
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How and when did Elizabeth learn the truth about Wickham?

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Darcy’s letter reveals the bitter truth about Wickham to Elizabeth. At first, the heroine does not accept that she has been deceived in such a crooked way. Still, Elizabeth recognizes...
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What Is the Narrator’s Name in The Yellow Wallpaper?

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There is no definite answer to the narrator's name in The Yellow Wallpaper. She is never directly addressed throughout the short story. But some readers speculate that she might be...
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How Does Deception Dehumanize?

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Deception clouds people’s judgment. Lying makes them give up on reasoning. Emotions win over logic, and people are horrible at distinguishing one from the other. Nazi exploited human...
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What Is the Main Theme of a Good Man Is Hard to Find?

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A Good Man Is Hard to Find covers many sensitive themes. They include violence and grace, family ties and conflicts, and genuine good and evil. The Misfit says strange words. “She...
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Is Othello a Bad Guy?

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The question of whether Othello is a positive or negative figure is rather controversial. On the one hand, he is a noble soldier and a careful Desdemona’s husband. On the other hand,...
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How is Odysseus an Epic Hero?

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The hero of Homer's poems, Odysseus, is the Ithaca king. He is an epic hero. Odysseus possesses most of the general qualities of this literary character type. He is a noble,...
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In The Great Gatsby, Is Nick a Reliable Narrator?

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Nick Carraway is one of the main characters in The Great Gatsby. He is the story’s narrator, and therefore, readers see everything through his eyes. Despite Nick’s promise “to reserve...
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Of What Use Is the Bone?

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Pardoners move around the countryside and sell church pardons, including holy objects, clothing, bones, and other things that saints owned in the past. They claim that those bones have...
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What does Theoclymenus believe about Odysseus?

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Theoclymenus tells Penelope that Odysseus is back on the island. He states that the king is busy gaining information about suitors’ evil deeds. The king is preparing his revenge....
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Who Is the Author of Wuthering Heights

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Emily Brontë (1818-1848) was the author of Wuthering Heights, a poet, and a dreamer. She found inspiration in the beauty of the wilderness of Yorkshire moors. She wrote a single novel...
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What Tale Did Frankenstein’s Monster Tell Victor?

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When Victor Frankenstein and the monster finally meet, the creature tells a story of his moral transformation. Driven by the need to feel accepted but unable to fulfill it, he turns to...
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What’s the Clown Pun in Othello?

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The Clown in Othello plays several roles apart from the one of comic relief. However, one of his memorable lines relates directly to comedy. As the Clown comments on the musicians’...
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What does the Green Knight set out to test?

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The Green Knight set out to test Sir Gawain’s virtue and the ability to rely on his faith. Instead of putting his trust in an inanimate object that may be expected to give him...
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Who is Linton in Wuthering Heights?

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Linton Heathcliff is one of the notable characters of Emily Brontë’s Wuthering Heights. He is the son of Isabella Linton, who died early, and Heathcliff, the book's antagonist. Their...
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Religion in A Good Man Is Hard to Find

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The concept of religion is challenged in A Good Man is Hard to Find more than once. The story switches between the grandmother’s pious attitude and The Misfit’s rejection of religion....
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How Performers Memorize an Epic Poem?

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Homer's Odyssey is a unique creation of literary art. The poem canonizes the image of Odysseus. Nowadays, there are countless plays based on the story of The Iliad and The Odyssey....
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What is The Necklace Exposition?

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The exposition of the story reveals the protagonists' traits. The reflection of the public opinion of Maupassant's generation is the toll to achieve the goal. The show exhibits the...
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What is Pride & Prejudice: A Latter-Day Comedy About?

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Pride & Prejudice: A Latter-Day Comedy is an American romantic comedy. It is based on Jane Austen’s novel Pride and Prejudice. It features the same characters and plot lines....
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How Many Frankenstein Plays Exist?

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There are no less than nine theatrical productions of Frankenstein. The first one by Richard Brinsley Peake was named Presumption, or the Fate of Frankenstein. It debuted in 1823. In...
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What Is the Moral of the Story A Good Man Is Hard to Find?

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In A Good Man Is Hard to Find, the author shows moral principles decaying. Both the grandmother and The Misfit behave as imperfect humans. The story implies that a positive opinion...
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What Does “Wuthering” Mean?

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The word "wuthering" describes the weather characterized by strong winds. In the novel, "wuthering" is a provincial adjective descriptive of the atmospheric tumult to which the manor...
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What Is the Style Of A Good Man Is Hard to Find?

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Literary critiques refer to O’Connor’s writing style as Southern Realism. She created a realistic narrative, adding features of irony, foreshadowing, and imagery. Through these...
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What Is the Importance of the Nurse in The Yellow Wallpaper?

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The Yellow Wallpaper is a short story by feminist writer Charlotte Perkins Gilman. She describes a young woman's dramatic experiences. Her husband, John, prescribed her treatment for...
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What did Wiesel Compare the World to?

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When the war comes to Wiesel’s world, his visions change. The night is the only time when people feel calm and quiet; daytime and dark time switch their places. Wiesel talks about...