Since the beginning of time man has come across temptation and has given into it, it was the sole reason man was kicked out of paradise in the beginning of the universe. ... The sides of man are there however invisible one side might be. ... Hyde a mysterious and deformed scrooge who despises and hates his fellow man. ... When the next time Jekyll got the urge to become Hyde the monster went on a rampage and killed a man by beating him to death. In the beginning God created man to be in his image then man sinned and fell short of the glory of ...

• Word Count: 583
• Approx Pages: 2
• Grade Level: High School

His own name is also metaphoric, as it means good-man, variations of which were common names for females and males during this era. ... This leads the reader to first assume that the strange man is in fact the Devil, present to begin his corruption of Goodman Brown. ... Brown is disheartened by his own hypocrisy, and quickly self-destructs, as his invisible pillars of morality have fallen and he is unable to live in a world where evil thrives and replaces faith. ... He died a miserable disillusioned man who rejected the remaining good of his wife and those surrounding him convinced everything ...

• Word Count: 787
• Approx Pages: 3
• Grade Level: High School

Shakespeare shows what a man consumed by darkness can do to an entire kingdom and himself. ... "The first man who appears on the stage is the bleeding captain. The first word uttered by earthly lips is "what bloody man is that?" ... Kenneth Muir say, "the world has become a "bloody stage," Macbeth before the murder of Banquo, invokes the blood and "invisible hand" of night. ...

• Word Count: 1850
• Approx Pages: 7
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

Flannery O'Connor uses characters to challenge the opinion that man is unable to draw near to God and that God is reluctant to dispatch grace. ... Throughout his entire life, O.E. had been a dissatisfied man. ... Slattery describes "Parker's Back" "as a story that "explores how an individual learns to focus his moral vision on the visible creation in order to apprehend, if even for an instant, the invisible presence of the Creator by means of grace."" How a person accepts God is not directly reflected as the way God accepts man. Sarah Ruth lived her life ridiculing man for everyday i...

• Word Count: 1910
• Approx Pages: 8
• Grade Level: High School