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Herzog Summary
The book, “Herzog” is a very dramatic and self-reflecting one. It explains a lot about how the protagonist, Mr. Moses Herzog is deeply disturbed by the failing of both of his marriages. It also portrays his habit of writing letters to people known and unknown. The love of a single father for his child gets…
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Island of the Blue Dolphins Study Guide
Island of the Blue Dolphins Study Guide Author: Scott O’Dell Original title: Island of the Blue Dolphins This book is considered one of the best children’s books ever written and there is a reason for it. It is historical fiction, based on life of a real Lone Woman whom the author named Karana in the…
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To Kill a Mockingbird Quotes – Page 15 | Just Great DataBase
Mr. Tate. He’s good and dead. He won’t hurt these children again. To Kill a Mockingbird 0 Єдине, що не підлягає закону більшості, – це власна совість. To Kill a Mockingbird 0 Well, most folks seem to think they’re right and you’re wrong. . . . They’re certainly entitled to think that, and they’re entitled to full…
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Cannery Row Study Guide
Cannery Row Study Guide Author: John Steinbeck Original title: Cannery Row Cannery Row is still one of the most beloved and readable pieces of the classical literature, because of its overly sweet and somehow even naive atmosphere. Many critics call “Cannery Row” nostalgic, but the tone of their reviews is mostly positive. The town with…
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The King
The King is the head of Brobdingnag country. He is a wise, kind and discerning monarch; he despises every mystery, refinement, and intrigue of both sovereigns and ministers. He issues simple and clear laws, takes care of the well-being of his subjects, and does not exalt himself above others, like the King of the Lilliputians.…
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The Bean Trees Summary
The novel is written from the point of view of the protagonist, Taylor Greer and written in first person. However, the second and fourth chapters are showcased from the perspective of Lou Ann Ruiz, whose relationship with Taylor remains a focal point throughout the entire plot. At the beginning of the novel, Taylor is recognized…
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Charles Baker “Dill” Harris
Dill is a neighbor and a friend of Scout and Jem. He symbolizes childhood innocence during the whole plot. The boy is very interested in Boo, and he is amused at trying to assure this strange man to come out. Dill is a confident boy, and he has a vibrant imagination. He is very sensitive…
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Malvolio
The mission of Malvolio is to bring to the play an element of drama and realism. He is gloomy, practical and serious. He does not allow himself to have fun because for him it is just an idle use of time. He appreciates the respect for decency, good tone, and decency. But Malvolio is not…
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Miss Quentin Compson
is a poor girl that grew up under the strict supervision of Jason and without love from anyone in that family. In many ways she repeats the fate of her mother: she dives early into adulthood, also exists in conditions of deprivation and rigid treatment to her. Her mother sends her money but her uncle…
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Eponine
Eponine Thénardier is the oldest daughter in the Thénardier family. In her childhood, she has everything and is spoiled by her parents. However, as she grows up, her adult life turns out to be completely different. She joins her father, who teaches her how to steal. At the same time, she is kind and good-hearted,…