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‘O Xangô de Baker Street' is a novel written in 1995 by noted Brazilian author and comedian, Jô Soares.... he novel is an uncanny adaptation of Sir Arthur Canon Doyle's masterpiece although the protagonist introduced in the story is nothing like the Sherlock Holmes popular among European readers (Pitts, 2004)....
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Character Analysis: Richard Richard happens to be the most dominant character of the novel.... Richard plays the dual role of a villain and a protagonist in the novel.... The novel, Richard III intensely explores the evil psychology which is fundamentally focused upon the mind of Richard.... Nonetheless, as the story of the novel progresses towards its end, the audience sees a more complicated and self-reflective side of Richard's personality, which in turn, makes the heinous acts of Richard far more chilling....
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Luis Urrea's investigative novel, "The Devil's Highway" presents a unique opportunity for members of the public to understand the factors relating to immigration and how they can be addressed to help the people involved.... Name: Course: College: Tutor: Date: Devil's highway Book Review The increased number of illegal immigrants to America from Mexico has become a big subject in the modern American society.... #Question 2b As clearly shown in Urrea's “The Devil's highway” immigration occurs based on the reason that an individual or a group of people decide to leave their country of origin and transfer to another....
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This dark, highly mysterious gloomy hero can be found in the works of many romantic writers like Edward Rochester of the Jane Eyre novel by Charlotte Bronte in 1847 and Heathcliff of Wuthering Heights written by Charlotte's sister Emily Bronte, also in 1847, and; Erik of the Phantom of the Opera, a 1910 novel by Gaston Leroux.... Today, the Byronic hero continues to show up in many literary genres like the novel, short story, movie, and even comics....
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ird goes through feelings of disgust to acceptance in the novel.... There are bound to be conflicts among the elderly and the young, this has been depicted truthfully by Ariyoshi Sawako in ‘The Twilight Years'.... Similarly, the angst of a father who has to deal with.... ... ... Both the novels depict the conditions in Japan as they are and represent the society as well as personal relationships with clarity.
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This essay demonstrates that the birth of Gothic literature can be traced to numerous historical and cultural precedents.... Characters found in ancient folklore, for example, the Demon Lover, the Cannibal Bridegroom etc populated the pages of period Gothic novels and dramas.... ... ... ... This essay discusses that Gothic literature during this era addressed people's anxiety over the change in social and political structure....
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The dreadful encounters of Regan MacNeil in Blatty's masterpiece novel reveal diverse perceptions about gender roles in society.... In his novel, Blatty reveals a female-dominated society through the little girl, Reagan.... This paper "The Exorcist by William Peter Blatty and Christine by Stephen King" discusses contemporary literary works that feature district gender roles based on diverse perspectives....
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This report "The Evolution of the novel during the 1700s with Particular Reference to the Works of Jane Austen" presents the chief characteristics of the novel as the plot around which it revolves.... The chosen genre for this passage is the novel and the novels belonging to the romantic genre, which seeks to explore the depths of human relationships and explains them in the form of a long narrative or story to the reader.... The two important elements or characteristics of a novel are the story and the story-teller....
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