Gorge shot Lennie in order to rescue him from the pain and suffering that would come as soon as he everyone would have found him. George did not want thaf and therfore shot him instead. The imaginary rabbit tells Lennie George does not care, George shooting Lennie shows he does. The way I know that George was doing what was best and saving Lennie is because in the story George tells Lennie, "Ever'body gonna be nice to you. Ain't gonna be no more touble. Nobody gonna hurt nor steal from em." George
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Frankenstein Frankenstein, written by Mary Shelley, is a literary work considered by many to be a monstrous horror story. The book contains many different themes. However, three of the themes most prevalent throughout the novel include dangerous knowledge, monstrosity, and secrecy. One of the themes in the novel, Frankenstein is dangerous knowledge. Dangerous knowledge is trying to reach beyond human capabilities. Frankenstein wanted to gain all the knowledge he could in science. His yearning for
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Edgar Allan Poe’s “The Raven” uses a dismal tone to compliment the story’s melancholic theme. In the poem, the narrator mourns the death of his wife, Lenore, which eventually leads to his demise. Moreover, as the narrator enters the beginning stages of the dying process, swinging in and out of reality, he explains the dreadful experience. To enhance this story even further Edgar made strategic use of the following figurative languages: symbolism, repetition, and rhythms. When the narrator began
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For as long as man has known about cats and mice, the two creatures have never got along. Cats have always been chasing and killing mice. The “Legend of Cat and Mouse and the “Story of Cats and Mice becoming enemies tell you about how they became enemies and that one time cats and mice were friends until the mouse makes cat mad. I believe that both the legend and story are more alike because they tell a similar tale, the cat is angry with the mouse and they cross a river. These both happen in both
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he New Kind and its Culture ''No Country for Old Men'' (2005), writer by Cormac McCarthy is a police story set on the border between Mexico and the United States. It is the story of Llewelyn Moss, a veteran of the Vietnam War that finds, in the scene of a bloody massacre in the desert, a briefcase with several million dollars and decides to keep them. Soon, a mysterious assassin, Anton Chigurh, and veteran sheriff Tom Bell, along with drug traffickers and other criminals in a violent and savage persecution
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The themes within Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury differ from the themes in many of Poe’s stories, but also share some similarities. In Bradbury’s story, major themes include the influence censorship has on societies, the violent nature of human beings, and the discovery of self identity. Many of the themes in Poe’s stories include the effect of the loss of a loved one and the impacts of death on others. While the themes are not completely connected, Bradbury uses the death of one of Montag’s neighbors
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My book is called The War of the Worlds and it was written by H.G. Wells. This book is a novel and it is a combination of both of the books in this set. This books is about how Martians, who have more advanced technology, attack England. The literature in this book used by H.G. Wells describes how the Martians have superior weaponry system, machinery, and tactics and how the humans fight against it. In The War of the Worlds, H.G. Wells uses foreshadowing, dialogue, and imagery to pull the reader
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The different levels of composure of Captain Torres and the barber demonstrate, create a clear contrast between the two. Captain Torres’s calmness and the barber’s anxiousness dictates their actions and the results that they are each able to achieve. Captain Torres’s calmness allows him to carry out his work in an efficient and swift manner and he maintains his composure even at the thought of death. On the other hand, the barber’s anxiousness causes him to panic at the thought of killing someone
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The murder of the Clutter family in 1959 is one of the most iconic and gruesome homicides in American history. Their story made popular by Truman Capote’s non-fiction masterpiece “In Cold Blood” has become a staple of high school literature. But the story goes far beyond the horrific deaths of the Clutters’ and takes the audience on a wild ride through the American psyche. Along the way we meet most notably the Clutters’ killers, Perry and Dick. While their actions precede them, Capote proves to
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James Allen was an unrewarded literary genius that barely made enough money to cover his expenses (Unrewarded Genius). Allen endured many financial ordeals throughout his childhood. Since the family was losing what little money they had Allen’s father left Central England for America to try and make money for his family. But before his father could send any money home, he was robbed and murdered (Unrewarded Genius). After his father’s death, at the age of 15 Allen was forced to leave school due to
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