In the last portion of the book, the bravos are quickly thrown into the halftime show. Billy is ordered to stand in the middle of this stage, firework...

In this part of the book, the bravo team is touring the stadium with the owner of the cowboys. They get to meet the cheerleaders. Billy gets to meet o...

In the beginning of “Billy Lynn's long halftime walk”, we are introduced to the bravo team. They are on a victory tour as war heroes after a successfu...

In “redeployment” the two lit terms that stood out to me and helped me understand the story were metaphor and imagery. “They say the war is over. But ...

“Hendersons legs stumble forward until the dune gives way, and he tumbles in the swirling dust the way a man might fall to the very bottom of his life...

“My daughter Kathleen asked if I had ever killed anyone…of course not… I hope, shell ask again. But here I want to pretend she's all grown up.” (o’br...

yes, these stories do show a change. To kill a mockingbird is in the 1930s and Raisin in the sun is in the 1950s. In tkam Tom Robinson had no chance i...

The moment in RITS is definitely cultural. "But you've got to admit that a man right or wrong, has the right to want to have the neighborhood he lives...

"Atticus was leaving the post office when Mr. Ewell approached him, cursed him, spat on him, and threatened to kill him” (Lee 248) This is cultural di...

"Dill watch out now," I warned. Dill released the straws and grinned. "Scott, it's nothing but Coca-Cola." Mr.Raymond sat up against the tree trunk. H...

"Aw hush. She doesn't understand it, reverend, she ain't nine yet." (Lee 197) This is showing that before the trial scout was more innocent, naive and...

It’s not an easy decision, but I would say it’s cultural. There’s a lot of institutional discrimination in the courtroom scene, but I would still call...

"The idea that she had a separate existence outside our household was a novel one . . ." (Lee 143) Cal is showing her a whole different perspective ab...

My image of him wasn't far off, I pictured a 6'5" 300 lb pale guy with overalls. So I was a little surprised when she said he was very frail. Scout's ...

“Francis looked at me carefully, concluded that I had been sufficiently subdued, and crooned softly, “N*****-lover…” This time, I split my knuckle to ...