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  • Gene Forester

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    Gene Forester is the narrator and the protagonist of the novel. At the opening of the novel, he is a man at the age of thirty who remembers his time as a student at a private educational academy called the Devon School. As a student, he was extremely clever and competed for the Victorian. He…

  • Muriel

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    Goat Muriel is depicted as a very clever character, but Orwell takes her a secondary role on the farm. She has such qualities as diligence and tact. One of the few she can read but prefers to remain a passive observer. Muriel does not display callousness towards others animals and willingly helps to them, for…

  • Uncas

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    Uncas is the son of Chingachgook. He is an example of a “good Indian,” as opposed to Magua. Fast-footed deer, strong Indian, well-oriented in the dark and hears any, even the quietest sound. For his speed and courage gets the nickname, Bounding Elk. Uncas’s courage, the naturalness of his manners, convinces doubters of The Wily…

  • For Whom the Bell Tolls Summary

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    The book begins when the young American Robert Jordan, who voluntarily participates in the civil war in Spain on the Republicans’ side, receives a mission from the base. He needs to destroy the bridge before the enemy crosses it. It is essential task and a mission of first priority because if fascist bring the reinforcements…

  • Dinitia Hewitt

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    She is the young black girl from Welch. Initially, she was the leader of a group that bullied Jeannette at school in Welch. She allowed her gang to beat up Jeannette and then called them off when she saw Jeannette in a different light, and later they became her friend. The two later visit the pool…

  • Earl of Kent

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    Earl of Kent is a faithful and candid dignitary of King Lear. By the efforts of enemies, he is doomed to exile. But instead of meekly accepting the verdict, he becomes a different person. His mission is to be with the governor and support him. It’s no wonder Kent seeks to play a role of…

  • Pride and Prejudice Essays

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    Characters’ Transformation Introduction Pride and Prejudice is one of the most popular novels written by Jane Austen which was first published in 1813. It is more than a story of love which revolves around the lives of the Bennett family and the wealthy male visitors of Hertfordshire. The wide variety of personalities in… 1 160…

  • Paris

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    Is also known as Alexander. He is a son of Priam and Hecuba and brother of Hector. Paris’s kidnapping of the beautiful Helen, wife of Menelaus, made the Trojan War possible. As we see, this stupid thing shows that Paris is self-centered and often behaves not like a real man. He fights effectively with more…

  • Persuasion Summary

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    The story describes the fate of one generation of the Elliots – a noble family that was once rich and famous but now lost all its wealth and influence, but not their pride. Even the beginning of the story recites the favourite book of the family patriarch, Sir Walter Elliot, named The Baronetcy. Sir Walter…

  • The Alchemist Study Guide

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    The Alchemist Study Guide Author: Paulo Coelho Original title: O Alquimista Characters: Santiago, The Alchemist, Melchizedek, The Englishman, Fatima, The Shopkeeper Published: May 1st 1993 by HarperCollins (first published 1988) Setting: Egypt, Sahara Desert ISBN 0061122416 (ISBN13: 9780061122415) It’s worth reading “The Alchemist” just to see what Paulo Coelho is capable of writing in just…