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Why Did Frankenstein Create the Monster?

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Victor Frankenstein created the monster out of arrogance. The scientist wanted to become like God. Making a living creature by himself gave him a sense of purpose and great power....
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In Chapter 8, Did Gatsby Go to Oxford?

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Yes, Gatsby went to Oxford even though he wanted to go back to Daisy. However, he was sent there because of a clerical error. Detailed answer: One of the curious questions arises...
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What Does Frankenstein Do after His Creation Comes to Life?

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Frankenstein is a young university student. He has the goal of inventing a giant creature that would function like a normal human being. After bringing it to life, he is angry with the...
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What is the Main Theme of Wuthering Heights?

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Wuthering Heights is a story about tragic love and social inequality. The protagonists of the novel - Heathcliff and Catherine, are childhood friends. They are happy and spirit-free as...
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Why is Henry Clerval’s Death important in Frankenstein?

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Victor Frankenstein's friend, Henry Clerval, dies by the monster's hand. The guilt and grief for Henry nearly drove Victor mad. Due to this tragic event, Frankenstein seeks vengeance....
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How Did Odysseus Get the Scar on His Leg?

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Odysseus is a legendary figure who experienced many threats throughout his life. The scar on his leg is a result of his encounter with a wild boar. Odysseus was on a hunt with...
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How Is Dramatic Irony Used in A Good Man Is Hard to Find?

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In A Good Man Is Hard to Find, O’Connor uses the characters and their actions to foreshadow future events. Bailey’s mother is the primary source of dramatic irony. She prides herself...
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Who dies in Othello?

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Othello kills his wife Desdemona when he believes that she was unfaithful to him. Then, when he learns that Desdemona was blamed unfairly, he commits suicide. Iago kills his wife...
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What Is Gatsby Doing When Nick First Sees Him?

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The first time Nick sees Gatsby when going back home from a party at the Buchanan house. He notices Gatsby mysteriously standing on the lawn with his hands stretched forward. It seems...
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How Does Desdemona Die?

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Desdemona dies in the last scene of Shakespeare’s Othello. The Moor arrives at her chamber, intent on serving as both judge, jury, and executioner. He asks Desdemona if she prayed...
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What are the symbols in The Metamorphosis?

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One of the major symbols in The Metamorphosis is the door. There are multiple ways to interpret it in the book. It symbolizes a portal that separates Gregor from the beetle from his...
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A Good Man Is Hard to Find: What Does the Ending Mean?

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The ending of O’Connor’s story means experiencing the moment of grace. It is highly personal for every human being. At the end of the story, the grandmother finds herself at peace and...
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What is the significance of the handkerchief in Othello?

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The handkerchief in Shakespeare’s Othello belongs to Desdemona, Othello’s wife. This accessory is an example of rich symbolism in Shakespeare's writings. It has a lot of various...
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What is The Necklace Symbolism?

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Symbolism is a powerful literary device employed by Guy de Maupassant in The Necklace. There are several symbolic objects, but the most important are the necklace, Madame Loisel’s...
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Why Did Daisy Marry Tom in The Great Gatsby?

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In The Great Gatsby, there are several love stories that are intertwined. Gatsby loves Daisy, she loves both Gatsby and her husband, her husband Tom loves Myrtle, but she is married to...
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What is the theme of The Necklace?

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The short story The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant explores various themes. These include reality and illusion, women and beauty, greed, sacrifice, and happiness. Detailed answer: ...
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What Was Gatsby’s Reaction to Daisy’s Child?

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Gatsby was surprised by the fact that Daisy has a child as he saw her as a daydream rather than a woman. The main character was deeply in love with a dream girl who barely had flesh....
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What are examples of jealousy in Othello?

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Jealousy is the primary plot-driving force in Shakespeare's Othello. Throughout the plot development, numerous characters experience this feeling. Iago’s personal and professional...
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What Are the Best Examples of Revenge in Wuthering Heights?

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The best example of revenge is Heathcliff’s treatment of Catherine for her betrayal and marriage with Edgar. He separated her daughter from Edgar and was cruel to her afterward. Other...
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How Is Figurative Language Used in Wuthering Heights?

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In Wuthering Heights, Emily Brontë used numerous examples of figurative language. In such a way, she made the text more colorful and engaging for the reader. Irony, hyperbole, imagery,...
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Who Attended Gatsby’s Funeral?

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"Life and death were much different for Gatsby, only a few genuinely cared for him." There were only a few people who attended Gatsby's funeral. Nick was there along with Gatsby's...
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What Is the Climax of The Great Gatsby?

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The climax of "The Great Gatsby" is Chapter 7, where Tom confronts Gatsby and talks about his illegal business. At the same moment, the love triangle decides to rule out the situation...
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What conflict(s) does Hamlet Experience Inside Himself?

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Inner conflicts that Hamlet experiences are connected with the revenge for his father’s death. He tries to deal with grief and betrayal by his loved ones. In doing so, he contemplates...
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Why Odysseus is an Example of a Dynamic Character?

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Odysseus is a dynamic character because he constantly changes throughout the Odyssey. The hero's character changes as he encounters difficult situations and unpleasant events....
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How Is Figurative Language Used in Frankenstein?

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Mary Shelley uses personification, symbolism, similes, and metaphors. Figurative language in Frankenstein is a critical tool that reflects the plot subtexts. It refers to the...
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Why Is A Good Man Is Hard to Find Considered Southern Gothic?

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A Good Man Is Hard to Find is an example of the Southern Gothic style. It features ironic elements and grotesque scenery. As a result, it demonstrates the degradation of the American...
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Why does Polonius think Hamlet is mad?

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The main reason why Polonius thinks that Hamlet is mad is because of his obsessive love for Ophelia. As a result, he forbids his daughter to communicate with the prince for her safety...
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What Advice Does Polonius Give Laertes?

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The scene of a conversation between Polonius and his son takes place before Laertes leaves for France. People are inclined to judge others by their appearance. So, Polonius advises...
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Why does Iago hate Othello?

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The showdown between Iago and Othello is one of the central issues of Shakespeare’s play. There are two core reasons for Iago's hate towards Othello: career issues personal...
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What Is the Main Conflict in The Yellow Wallpaper?

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The Yellow Wallpaper contains several controversies. But the central conflict is the opposition between society and a man. This struggle of two concepts reflects modern problems as...
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What does Iago say about the Venetian women?

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Iago speaks ill of Venetian women. He highlights their frequent adultery and the ability to be deceptive. He specifies that the Venetian husbands are often unaware of their wives’ love...
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What is the great difference between Desdemona and Emilia?

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Desdemona is a daughter of a powerful Venetian politician, educated and gentle. She became a wife of a general in the Venetian army, Othello, which is also prestigious. Her...
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What Does The Great Gatsby’s Ending Mean?

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By leaving his readers with an empty feeling, Fitzgerald communicates several messages. First of all, he shows Gatsby's disappointment with the American dream. Second, it shows...
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How is Laertes a Foil for Hamlet?

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Throughout Shakespeare’s play, Hamlet goes on a quest to take revenge against his father’s murderer. Some characters support Hamlet, while others scheme against him. Laertes is one of...
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What is the setting in Sir Gawain and the Green Knight?

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The story of Gawain Poet’s Sir Gawain and the Green Knight takes place in King Arthur’s Britain during the middle ages. Britain at that time is described as a land of wonders and...
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Who Is the Real Monster in Frankenstein?

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The real villain of Frankenstein is not the creature despite his appearance and evil deeds. The real monster and antagonist of the novel is Victor, his creator. He first gives life to...
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How Does Nick Meet Gatsby for the First Time?

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Nick Carraway and Jay Gatsby might have known each other from several possible encounters. Their first proper meeting happens during one of Gatsby’s parties, to which Nick was invited....