… thinking is had. At night one might dream. One might dream about far off places, impossible things, or future things and even what ifs. People use their minds to venture into where reality will not let them. Possibly their conscious minds won't…

… Strength, courage and loyalty were sought after in knights; hospitality, generosity and political skills were looked for in a potential king. The title character in the great, epic poem Beowulf, exemplifies all of these traits and more over the course…

… pressure students to conform. The apparel the "cool" students wear can greatly impact what the others are wearing. These "cool" or fashion-oriented student are considered the trend setters; they are what the others aspire to br. Many students wear…

… observations by the Digital Sky Survey (left) saw only a faint hourg lass-shaped patch of obscuring dust and gas, NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope's dust-piercing eyes see a big "Black Widow Nebula" teeming with clusters of massive young stars…

… crowd when the church bell rang. For some reason, she couldn't move any more. The ringing of the church bell suddenly became so hateful and unbearable. She stood still, until someone tapped on her shoulder, waking her up from the horrible "dream"…

… represent the savagery that takes over one's soul; it can be delayed but never stopped, and no one is safe from it. This is shown through many characters and images in this novel. Kurtz, the Accountant, and the Pilgrims are all symbols that show…

… Margaret Atwood presents an astonishing amount of vivid imagery and description that makes up the style and flow of the novel. Perhaps the first images present in the novel are that of light and dark. Listed in the table of contents, the reader can…

… the Bolsheviks and the western states in Europe between 1917 and 1921. Conflicting ideologies that each attacked the core of each other's respective society led to the notion that Capitalism and Communism could not coexist. The attempts of both actors…

… Dream" and "Romeo and Juliet" Love can take hold in an instant and feel like magic. Most view love as a deep emotion that must be cultured or grown. It is a timeless topic. Writers have and will use this emotion as a subject for many centuries.…

… in many ways after the American Revolution, the economic, political, and social conversions are viewed to be the most dramatic. The American Revolution was the war between the American colonies and Great Britain from 1775-1783 . Most consider this war…