Literature Classics

pip first impression is that london is dirty and not what he imagined.

then as he gt to know the city better about one chapter later he loves london thinks its amazing and then feels free at some point in the chapter.

In "The Old Man and the Sea," Santiago does not deal with Catherine's death because Catherine is not a character in the story. Santiago is the protagonist, an elderly Cuban fisherman who faces struggles at sea while trying to catch a giant marlin.

The book A Chistmas Carol was written by Charles Dickens in October and November 1843 - It was published on 19th december of the same year selling its first run of 6000 copies in 2 weeks the Main character was Ebenezer Scrooge. Since that time many version have been created and called various names including "Scrooge"

Oliver! initially premiered on London's West End in 1960 before transferring to Broadway in 1963. The Broadway production ran for 774 performances before closing in 1964.

In Uncle Tom's Cabin, Tom is a very religious person that is both kind and optimistic in spite of his status as a slave. He believes that if he puts his trust and faith in God and stays positive and resilient, his life could be improved. As Tom is bought by a new slave master, he hopes to live in a nice cottage, not too fancy, but comfortable enough to live out the rest of his days. When he gets there, it is a very bare and bleak shack, with straw as a bed and pillow. Tom, although disappointed, still believes that even the slave master could be kind. He constantly believes that man and his evil ways can be changed. Tom is constantly beaten and eventually killed for his benevolence and kindness by his brutal overseer of a master. Some refer to Uncle Tom as a negative connotation to a black man that will do whatever the white man says, but Tom was a symbol of Jesus Christ's struggle and constant belief that if he stayed and believed with perseverance that any situation could change, it could. And with faith, and giving others faith in the word (bible) and themselves as an example of it, anybody is capable of good.

Edmond Dantes' name is typically pronounced as "ed-mund dahn-tes."

Dickens never reveals Tiny Tim's age, only describing him as (of course) tiny, with tiny crutches. Reading the story, one might conclude Tiny Tim was between four and six years old.

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Moll Flanders had twelve children by six different men.

Moll marries the younger brother of the family she is staying with, has two children with him. He dies, she leaves the kids with the in-laws. Next, she marries a draper and has one child with him. Both the draper and the child die. Then she marries a plantation owner, they move to Virginia and have 3 kids before she realizes he is her brother. Leaves him and the kids in Virginia and sails back to England. She then begins a six year relationship with a married man. Has 3 kids with him but only first one survives. She leaves child with him. Next, she marries James but they are forced to separate when they each discover how poor the other one is. Sells the child she had with James to a 'caretaker' for 10 pounds. Finally, Moll marries the man who has been investing her small 'fortune'. They have 2 children and he dies.he shared his grave with his mummy and granny

Both the Epic of Gilgamesh and the story of Noah's flood feature a catastrophic flood sent by divinity as punishment, a chosen hero who builds an ark to save humanity and animals, and a dove sent to search for land. However, the Epic of Gilgamesh is polytheistic, with multiple gods involved in the flood, whereas Noah's flood is a monotheistic event orchestrated by a single God. Additionally, the motivations and aftermath of the floods differ: in the Epic of Gilgamesh, the flood is caused by the gods' annoyance with human noise, while in Noah's flood, God is motivated by punishing human sinfulness.

Charles Dickens was English. He was born in Portsmouth, England on February 7, 1812, and spent most of his life living and working in England.

Tiny Tim used crutches to help him walk. He also wore iron braces on his legs.

Uncas also revealed the bracelet that Cora had given to Alice as a token of their sisterly bond.

The term that best characterizes Jurgis in "The Jungle" is "resilient." Despite facing numerous challenges and hardships, he continues to persevere and work hard to try and improve his situation. Jurgis demonstrates determination and a strong will to survive in the face of adversity.

In "The Inferno" by Dante Alighieri, Dante encounters Vergil, a Roman poet and his guide through the circles of Hell. Vergil symbolizes reason and wisdom, guiding Dante through the moral and spiritual journey of the underworld, representing the importance of intellect and virtue in navigating life's challenges. The relationship between Dante and Vergil is one of mentorship and guidance, with Vergil serving as a spiritual guide and teacher to Dante.

It sounds like the story is using a metaphorical approach to convey deeper meanings about real-life situations and people. The events and characters in the story likely represent larger ideas or themes that mirror aspects of reality in a symbolic way. This technique allows the reader to interpret the story on multiple levels and find connections to the world beyond the narrative.

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A terrified Pip instantly leaves the churchyard and returns home to Joe and Mrs. Joe. During the night, he sneaks down to the kitchen and steals food and brandy to give to the convict Magwitch/Provis.

Upton Sinclair's book "The Jungle" exposed the unsanitary conditions in the meatpacking industry, leading to public outcry and ultimately to the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act in 1906. This helped to improve food safety regulations in the United States.

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A Carib boy had to undergo a series of rituals and tests to prove his strength, bravery, and readiness for manhood. These often included endurance tests, hunting challenges, and rites of passage such as vision quests or scarification. Upon completing these rites successfully, the boy would be formally recognized as a man within the Carib community.

Holden left Ernie's after Lillian Simmons, a girl he used to date, came over and wanted to dance with him. Feeling uncomfortable and wanting to avoid any conflict, Holden left Ernie's to avoid dancing with her.

Upton Sinclair exposed the unsanitary and unsafe working conditions in the meatpacking industry in his novel "The Jungle." He also shed light on the exploitation of workers and the contamination of meat products due to poor regulations.