The main conflict of the story is about Atticus defending a black man with rape allegations and how Scout and Jem deal with the backlash from the town...

A moment of Discrimination that takes place in To Kill a Mockingbird occurs in chapter 5 when Scout feels left out of Jem and Dills's games. Instead o...

Dill is a character with mysterious origins, especially to Scout who hasn’t got the experience to look into the deeper meaning behind someone's action...

The last third of the novel had another slight shift in the tone. The original tone was lighter hearted which shifted to darker more real subjects and...

“...She knows she ought to put as much distance as possible between herself and her husband. But Evie gets back into bed.” (Fallon, 58) Character.Evie...

The second third of the novel takes a turn to darker and heavier topics. The characters try to keep up their usual understated attitude but find it mo...

“I survived, but it's not a happy ending. I was a coward. I went to war” (O’Brian, 54) Paradox. Usually, soldiers are not considered cowards, which ...

Hawkeye Pierce and Duke Forrest are drafted as Army doctors in a M.A.S.H. unit. They are fast friends, both coming into the unit extremely nonchalant ...

ABBA.“Waterloo.” Waterloo, Polar Music International AB, 1974. ABBA compares a woman deciding to stop resisting a man's advances to Napoleon surrend...

In the poem Beautiful Wreckage by W.D Ehrhart two of the most significant literary terms that emphasizes the theme of the poem are juxtaposition and c...