The secondary data including theories, critics, and reviews are to support and give clear picture of the work. ... The essay defines how Macbeth is catagorized as a tragic hero. 1.8 Presentation This paper is divided into four chapters. Chapter one deals with the introduction of the framework of the whole paper. ... Chapter three is the study of the significance of hamartia towards the plot of the series. Chapter four is the conclusion which constitutes the result of the study....

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Definitely, it would not at all surprising us that Hardy gives a perfect description of the Wessex countryside, the detailed accounts of the daily goings in Casterbridge, even the dialects of the natives. ... For instance, in the first few chapters, Hardy goes out of his way to describe the very atmosphere of Casterbridge, its Roman ruins, its market place, its inns, its" grizzled church", its High Street with its timber houses, its old gardens full of "bloody warriors" and snapdragons, its disputable Mixen-Lane, its two bridges towards which" gravitated all failures of the town". ... For ins...

• Word Count: 1370
• Approx Pages: 5
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

Plot in both novels is carefully constructed to give added emphasis to the theme. ... Starting with an analysis of character one must first give it a literary definition. ... The novelist gives the reader direction on how to receive the character. ... Half chapters describing useless events, and pointless sea stories are digressions which do nothing to further develop the plot; on closer examination they only distract the reader from the true course of the story. ...

• Word Count: 1673
• Approx Pages: 7
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: High School

Give specific ezamples that show the novel as a realistic novel. ... Give examples from the novel that make it naturalistic. ... What hints does Crane give where the reader knows which battle the novel is about? Crane's objective when writing this book was not to give a history lesson on the civil war actually the reader must know that he is talking of the civil war because he never actually states that in the novel. ... This is most blatantly stressed in chapter 23 when he gives a description of the four prisoners. ...

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• Grade Level: High School

This continuous flow of speech and thought exposes readers to deeper emotions, giving readers an insight to normal feelings felt by each character. ... The chronological order in which the chapters were organized allowed readers to become accustom with each family and to get to know them from childhood to adulthood. ...

• Word Count: 1597
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• Grade Level: High School

We learn that her mother died giving birth to her, as she "relinquished her feeble ghost as I gained my stubborn one." ... This is the first of many times that death is mentioned in passing through symbolism in this book, and particularly in the first chapter...

• Word Count: 1523
• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School