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• Answered a Question in Fahrenheit 451

  Montag seeks out Faber after having failed at being able to glean any sort of meaning from books when reading them by himself. Frist...

• Answered a Question in Macbeth

  In Act Four scene three of "Macbeth," MacDuff has arrived in England to try to convince Malcolm to join forces with him against...

• Answered a Question in Animal Farm

  It sounds like you need to write a fairly short response to this question, and you should have no problem finding plenty of evidence...

• Answered a Question in Fahrenheit 451

  Well, there could be numerous interpretations of Bradbury's intent here, but I think one reason for using bird metaphors to describe...

• Answered a Question in Lord of the Flies

  Ralph is described early on as being an attractive boy with sandy hair and the build of an athlete. His initial reaction to being on...

• Answered a Question in The Kite Runner

  You're definitely on the right track. The violent assault on Hassan, and Amir's witnessing it, certainly shapes who Amir is as an...

• Answered a Question in Animal Farm

  First of all, for each work you must think about what the author's message is concerning fear, since "fear" alone is not a theme. In...

• Answered a Question in Fahrenheit 451

  This trend is very apparent in our world today. In the book, Bradbury argues that people don't have profound conversations, or even...

• Answered a Question in Hamlet

  There are several reasons for this. First of all, Hamlet argues that he does not know whether or not he can fully trust that the...

• Answered a Question in Hamlet

  Also, Hamlet being his father's namesake leads the reader to think of the royal lineage his father was most likely hoping to...