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This is a very interesting question. The island where The Tempest takes place is definitely more monarchical than democratic. Prospero is in charge even though he rules over very few people:...

The pilgrims are going to Canterbury to worship St. Thomas a Beckett (well, that's what they say, but it's also a trip for leisure and fun). They began at a tavern called Tabard Inn in Southwerk...

- The teenaged girls of the village have been caught dancing in the woods, which is very much against the religious beliefs of the town. - Two young girls are in trances, seemingly unable to see or...

The Crucible is a tragedy because the rules that are usually followed, the rules that we count on to be followed are not. In fact much of what normal people accept as true is inverted. Especially...

I believe you are asking about the interview that takes place in the seventh chapter of the second section. The conversation between Gulliver and the King of Brobdingnag is long and involved and...