Importance of Individualism in Ender’s Game

In the novel Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card, one of the main character’s greatest fears is that he would become like his brother, Peter. While on earth, Ender was physically afraid of Peter due to threats that he would kill him. But, when Ender was taken to battle...

How Race and Gender Affect on Identity

In Their Eyes Were Watching God, Zora Neale Hurston explores the effects of race and gender on developing oner’s identity. There is often a discrepancy between personal identity and the identity formed exogenously by members of society, which makes it difficult to...

GMO and Novel “Frankenstein”

In the novel Frankenstein, Mary Shelley infers that caution must be taken when practicing science and tampering with nature. Even though the book was published in the early nineteenth century it predicted a lot about what occurs in science today. Science has come so...

Guy Montag in “Fahrenheit 451”

In this futuristic world Guy Montag is a firemen and as long as anyone can remember they’ve been starting fires instead of preventing and putting them out. They burn books based on one reason, they’re trying to keep the peace. Books provide knowledge to these people...

Symbolism in the Kite Runner Novel

In Khaled Hosseinir’s novel The Kite Runner, symbolism is used to show the characters relationships to each other since their are a lot of changes in relationships throughout the novel and their morals which greatly affect how the novel unfolded. Amir is a 12~30 year...

My Inspiration

In our lives there is always a person that we look up to and admire. With that in mind we take examples from there lives and try to make the best of ours. Growing up I had a lot of persons that I strongly looked up to and admired, but the person that made a great...