Elderene Lyngdoh

The following are the characters in John Crowley's "Little, Big": John Drinkwater: An architect who develops the theory that within our world exists another, smaller world—and a smaller one within...

In the novel Paper Towns, the conflict is twofold. Firstly, the external conflict—which begins, unconventionally, in the second act of the story—is Quentin's search for his friend Margo, who has...

At the time that The Yellow Wallpaper was written and published, it was common for women to be diagnosed with a mental illness known as "hysteria." In the nineteenth century, hysteria was...

The three gifts that young D'artagnan receives from his father, D'artagnan the elder, are a horse, money, and a letter. The horse is old, yellow, and has no hair in its tail, which earns D'artagnan...

In Matched by Ally Condie, the citizens of the Society live in a dystopian universe in which almost all of their freedoms have been curtailed and regulated by their government. The government...

Slaves differ from servants in three important aspects: value, consent, and treatment. In terms of the value that they are rewarded for their labor, servants are paid for their work, while slaves...

Percy shows that he is a hero by displaying courage and presence of mind. He, Annabeth, and Grover travel to the Santa Monica pier, and Percy doesn't hesitate to wade into the waters and speak to...

The first act of most plays functions as the setup. This is true of act 1 of Arms and the Man as well. It sets up three important things: the setting, the characters, and the main conflict. The...