Literature Classics

George told Lennie to flee to the clearing by the river and wait for him to come get him, if Lennie got into any trouble. George and Lennie spent the night in the same clearing on their way to the ranch/farm.

In Mark Twain's "The Adventures of Tom Sawyer," Tom trades his tooth to Becky Thatcher for a tick.

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B. Thoreau believes that people should work because it will give them time to think about important things. He values the freedom and introspection that working provides, rather than seeing work as a means to simply stay out of trouble or because of religious beliefs.

Once Sydney Carton has been seen and they can see the uncanny resemblance of the two, it becomes evident that no one could say whether they had seen one or the other. The eyewitness is therefore discredited and Carton is acquitted and allowed to go free.

Huck has a strong sense of individual morality that is not based on societal norms. He lies for practical reasons, such as to protect himself and others, rather than out of malice or deceit. Additionally, Huck may not perceive lying as morally wrong in the same way as others due to his unconventional upbringing and experiences.

Because they don't exsist. Jane Austen and Charlotte Bronte were both using fictional places, so instead of making up names and taking away from the reality of the books, they did as was the custom during that time and just ignored the first part of the name.

Dimmesdale is shocked and horrified when Hester reveals Chillingworth's true identity as her husband. He feels betrayed and manipulated by Chillingworth for disguising his true relationship to Hester. Dimmesdale also feels guilt and remorse for unknowingly being involved in the scheme that has harmed Hester.

Yes, Kino and Juana learned a lesson about the destructive power of greed. Through their experiences with the pearl, they saw how it led to suffering, violence, and ultimately, the loss of what truly mattered to them. They realized that contentment and happiness could not be found in material wealth alone.

The greediest character in The Pearl is the doctor who takes advantage of Kino's newfound wealth by intentionally providing poor medical treatment to his son in order to extort money from Kino. He represents the corrupting influence of wealth and power.

Holden loves women, but complains that they drive him crazy - very typical for a boy his age. His feelings on other guys/men are darker. He believes most of them are jerks and "phonies", the most insulting word in Holden's vocabulary.

The opposed pairs in Don Quixote serve to highlight contrasting qualities and beliefs, emphasizing the novel's exploration of reality versus illusion, idealism versus practicality, and romanticism versus cynicism. By juxtaposing characters like Don Quixote and Sancho Panza or Don Quixote and the Duke and Duchess, the novel delves into the complexities of human nature and perspectives on life. These opposed pairs ultimately contribute to the novel's thematic exploration of the nature of truth, perception, and the human condition.

The two parts of Don Quixote differ in tone and narrative structure. The first part is more focused on satire and humor, while the second part delves deeper into the psychological aspects of the characters. Additionally, the second part includes more metafictional elements, where the characters are aware of the events in the first part.

Cervantes may be suggesting that love in reality is often flawed and influenced by deceit or misunderstanding. By portraying characters using tricks and disguises to achieve love, he may be questioning the authenticity of love and the idea of true love. It could also showcase the complex nature of relationships and the challenges of genuine connection.

Laertes wants to return to his native country of Ithaca in the epic poem "The Odyssey" by Homer.

"Hamlet: A man may fish with a worm that has eat of a king, and eat of the fish that has fed of that worm.

King: What dost thou mean by this?

Hamlet: Nothing but to show you how a king may go a-progress through the guts of a beggar."

I assume this to be the passage in question. Hamlet is not interested in the concept of a food chain, nor is he telling Claudius some interesting facts about biology. He is trying to unnerve him. People don't like to think of their bodies being food for something else at all. Hamlet is not only talking about this unpleasant but undeniable fact, but at the same time is using it to put Claudius on a level with beggars, which is difficult for a snob like Claudius to take.

In the previous passage, he talks about how the same worms eat beggars as do kings. "Your fat king and your lean beggar are but variable service--two dishes, but to one table." In this one he extends the idea so the king has indirectly become the beggar's food, an ignominious end for a proud man.

Hamlet will continue to explore this interesting question of what happens to our bodies after we die in the gravedigger scene. "To what base uses we return, Horatio. Why may not imagination trace the noble dust of Alexander till 'a find it stopping a bunghole?"

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The Picture of Dorian Gray is the only novel of Oscar Wilde. It was first published in Lippincott's Magazine in 1890, and it was later published in book form by Ward, Lock and Company in 1891.

Yes! I have just submitted a cover to a friend of mine who is a published writer. His publisher is Amazon. He says that he wants to release kindle versions of his books but Amazon told him that they would have to be rewritten and basically abridged for kindle readers. Their logic behind this is kindle readers do not want to sit and read a long book. Now we all know that is bologna, but according to my friend, Amazon says yes! ALL kindle books are cut down and rewritten. But I'm sure you can create an unabridged version for yourself and convert it to .mobi format. I'm sure the software is available somewhere

The first recorded performance was in February 1602, so it was probably written in 1601

At the family meeting in "The Jungle," Jurgis and his family decide to pool their resources and work together to achieve financial stability. They agree to all contribute to the household expenses and take on various jobs to increase their income. Jurgis in particular decides to take on more manual labor to support his family.

Bill's Grandfather (the old man) is located where Bill was in the FR/LG games, going north from Cerulean and then to the far east.

Jim blames his mother for not stopping him from going on the treasure hunt because he knows that she wouldn't have wanted him to be involved in such a dangerous and risky adventure. This shows his guilt and regret for involving himself in the dangerous journey.

That her soon-to-be husband didn't like her much. He planned to kill her the night before their wedding, but things went wrong and she ended up ending him. She completely "lost her marbles", so they make her stay in that room to keep her from doing a such thing again.

Classical physics are the theories of physics came before the modern times and which are not widely excepted. Examples of such physics are Maxwell's theory of electromagnetism, Newtonian mechanics, and thermodynamics.