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  • An Enemy of the People Essays

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    Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People Introduction Much of Henrik Ibsen’s An Enemy of the People (1882) might be traced to the following point of origin: the hurt, the distress and disgust he felt at the hostile reception given in 1881 by the Norwegian public and critics to Ghosts. Within a year of this…

  • Wilson? He thinks she goes to see The Great Gatsby

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    Wilson? He thinks she goes to see her sister in New York. He’s so dumb he doesn’t know he’s alive. Quote Analysis This arrogant phrase is said by Tom in the Valley of Ashes – the dull and depressing district where workers live, spend their whole lives and die. Tom talks about the husband of…

  • Daisy Buchanan

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    She embodies the chief love of Gatsby, which he carried through his being. The girl is distinguished by femininity, fragility, and weakness, emphasized by her appearance. The heroine’s face expresses sadness, but her eyes give liveliness and temperament. Cousin Nick calls her voice “singing”, promising bliss and pleasure. The protagonist is married to Tom Buchanan, but…

  • Mr. Wemmick

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    This hero is very and very interesting. He is Jaggers’s clerk and Pip’s friend. He has two different sides of his character. Mr. Wemmick is one of the most obscure and strangest characters in the book. At work, he is hard, cynical, sarcastic, and obsessed with ‘’portable property’’; at home in Walworth, he is cheerful,…

  • Merriman

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    Each good tale with a wealthy master has to have a servant, even two. Anyway, the larger quantity of servants, the better story will be. This book is not an exception and continues keeping this concept alive. Merriman is one of Algernon and Jack’s servants. In this book, he plays a role of a butler…

  • The Prince Essays

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    The Prince Niccolo Machiavelli, writing in The Prince, circa 1513, and published post humously in 1532, states, in essence, that a ruler should obey no law but his own. He is free to do anything to achieve and to remain in power. Machiavelli was likely writing to the Medici family of Florence, having… 585 words…

  • Myrtle Wilson

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    She is a frustrated woman who tries to improve her life. Myrtle is married to George Wilson who is the owner of the shabby garage. According to the description of a narrator, she is a kind woman who is completely dissatisfied with her social position. She tried to find consolation in life but her husband…

  • One Hundred Years of Solitude Quotes – Page 2 | Just Great DataBase

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    Well,” Aureliano said. “Tell me what it is.”Pilar Ternera bit her lips with a sad smile.”That you would be good in a war,” she said. “Where you put your eye, you put your bullet. One Hundred Years of Solitude 10 Men demand much more than you think,” she would tell her enigmatically. “There’s a lot…

  • Princess Betsy

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    Princess Betsy is an essential figure in the high Russian society. She has similar characteristics with Lydia Ivanovna because they both judge and scorn others. The difference is in their age. Betsy is a young lady, and she doesn’t want to obey the regulated norms. However, the princess says that when she is old, she…

  • Milly Bloom

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     Milly Bloom is the daughter of Leopold Bloom, the main character of the novel “Ulysses,” a duplicate and a Jewish by nationality. The novel tells of a day June 16, 1904 when Leo Bloom conducts in the publishing house, on the streets and in the cafe of Dublin, at the funeral of his acquaintance, on the shore…