Category: Study Guides

  • Anthony Marston

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    The first and foremost thing that should be mentioned is the fact that Agatha Christie depicted Anthony Marston as an attractive, wealthy, and spontaneous playboy who does not care about anyone except himself. What is more important, this individual lacks the senses of empathy and compassion for the people surrounding him. Another point that should…

  • Othello Study Guide

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    Othello Study Guide Author: William Shakespeare Original title: The Tragedy of Othello, The Moor of Venice Characters: Iago, Bianca, Othello, Miguel Cássio, Desdêmona, Emilia, Rodrigo Published: January 1st 2004 by Simon Schuster (first published 1603) Setting: Venice (Italy), Cyprus ISBN 0743477553 (ISBN13: 9780743477550) Every piece William Shakespeare created is doomed to be a success. “Othello”…

  • A Christmas Carol Summary

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    The story starts with the readers meeting Ebenezer Scrooge, a grumpy and miserable old man. Seven years ago he lost his business partner named Jacob Marley and worked alone since then. We see him working in the office on Christmas Eve and not going to celebrate anything. Actually, Scrooge despises Christmas, celebrations, happiness, laughter and…

  • Ralph de Wilton

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    Ralph de Wilton, Marmion’s opponent in the duel. Now, he is disguised as a palmer. He was truly devoted to the Crown and his beloved Clare but was betrayed by Marmion. Lord Marmion used as a proof of Wilton’s high treason some falsified papers. Ralph de Wilton is regarded as a villain. Thanks to the…

  • Anna Arkadyevna Karenina

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    Anna is the female protagonist of the whole plot. She is a married who is supposed to lead an honest family-oriented life. However, because of her tender character, she falls in love with Alexis Vronsky, and they have a child. Anna is a pretty woman who is obliged to become a real outcast. Although she…

  • Zenobia (Zeena) Frome

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    A woman older than her husband, Ethan. She looked after his mother. After the death of the mother, Ethan married Zenobia, most likely out of pity. She appears to be a skinny woman with an unhealthy, pale face and fake teeth. She is taciturn, always dissatisfied and looking for pseudo-illness. A woman of domination and…

  • Antony and Cleopatra Essays

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    Antony and Cleopatra – Compare the Mystical World with the Real World Through his Antony and Cleopatra play, playwright William Shakespeare describes various phenomena through the actions of the main characters. For example, the political, social, and moral condition of the societies of Rome and Egypt are described. Moreover, through the actions of Antony… 606…

  • Demian Essays

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    Transformations of Emil Sinclair in Herman Hesse’s Demian Herman Hesse’s Demian is a novel about search for meaning and transformation. Emil Sinclair, the protagonist of the novel, goes through multiple internal and external transformations, which change his personality and vision of reality. The novel has two modes of narration. External events… 2 239 words Review…

  • Bishop Myriel

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    Charles-François-Bienvenu Myriel, or Bishop Myriel, is a bishop of Digne. He is a kind and hospitable churchman, who gives shelter to Jean Valjean. In youth, he was a happy, carefree boy, but then he turned into an old patient priest. Even though he had suffered a lot in the past, he became a kind man…

  • Jane Eyre Summary

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    Jane Eyre lost her parents early because of typhus and now lives with her aunt, Mrs. Reed. Her life is harsh. Mrs. Reed isn’t her aunt by blood, but only a widow of her mother’s brother and she is of the lowest opinion about the girl’s parents. Jane’s mother came from the wealthy family but…