Literature

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Number Date Representation of Social Groups in Macbeth In Macbeth, William Shakespeare portrays societal segregation into different social groups. Most importantly, the society in the Elizabethan era is divided into royalty/kingship and commoners/citizens (Gibson 11). The kings are taken to be chosen by God to rule over others or in other words; they are depicted as God’s representative. Shakespeare represents the Elizabethan era in this way to show how kings ruled and citizens suffered at the expense of politicians’ hunger for power. Ross is right about the cause of Duncan’s death when he says, “Gainst nature still! Thriftless ambition that...

Student’s name Professor’s name Course Date Virginia Woolf, To the Lighthouse, Chapter 9 questions Lily Briscoe feels that Mrs. Ramsay is mistaken into thinking that marriage is the best kind of life that a woman must have, she thinks that Mrs. Ramsay is trying to control other people’s destinies by engaging in matters she does not understand. Lily feels that Mrs. Ramsay and she does not represent the same generation and therefore the differences in how they think about marriage, she feels that Mrs. Ramsey is a conservative while she belongs to a modern world where marriage is not everything or source of joy to a woman. As the evening approached, Lily Briscoe realized that the...

A Rose for Emily Name Institutional Affiliation Abstract In crafting a work of fiction, authors use different elements. Among the elements that go into pieces of writing are setting, plot, and character. These elements need a lot of author’s attention because stories revolve around them. Character and setting play a crucial role in driving the plot events in a story. The role of a character in a story is crucial. A reader will only be interested to read the whole story if he or she connects with the characters in the story. Every story revolves around a character doing a thing or planning to do something for a reason. The reader of a story needs to understand why the main character acts the...