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The Prioress is important to The Canterbury Tales because she is one of the only devout people on the pilgrimage, one of the only people actually going on the pilgrimage to worship. Though...

Most scholars agree that "The Yellow Wallpaper" is a thrilling psychological story.  It becomes clear over the course of the story that the unnamed woman is suffering from Postpartum Depression,...

Both Frankenstein and The Kite Runner deal with several similar themes, though separated by years of history and with very different authorship. In Frankenstein, Victor Frankenstein is appalled by...

"The Cook's Tale" in The Canterbury Tales is up for debate because Chaucer left it unfinished. "The Cook's Tale" comes directly after the Reeve and Miller's stories, in which the two men insult...

From the very first page of Jane Eyre, it is clear Mrs. Reed is in a unique position. As a widow, she is the sole owner of Gateshead estate, and is therefore quite wealthy. During this time period,...