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In the beginning of the novel, we learn about Johnny Cade - a quiet boy who is haunted by his past. A short time ago, Johnny was beaten senseless by a bunch

Nick is the main character who changes from the story’s beginning to its end. Although he at first appears outside the activity he gets used to it. He goes from being a bystander into a participant. Nick Carraway is the vehicle for the book’s messages; he offers a contrastive understanding of the lies, deceit and mortality in the book.

Also the conflict that was announced in the parking lot where the bad older character was hit with a tire iron and the three young teenage boys were fighting with this man. For the most part the narrator consistently talks about his wild life style. He chose even though he was from a well off family and he didn't have to take that road, but we all have the choice and every generation goes though it. The narrator also tips of his rebirth and baptism in the lake while he was running from his fight that he just encountered with the tire iron he trips over a body floating in the lake. All in all I thought this story was super fun to read and relate to in the sense of being wild and ruthless, but the song that came along with it was pretty awsome and was fun to listen to and get a feel for the time period and style back in the day where it was good to be

It too tells the story of George Bailey, a person who is about to kill himself, but is then shown what the town he lives in would turn into without him and how the lives of many people would change in a negative way, he decides to be thankful for what he has and keeps living.

The narration in this novel adds so much dimension to the story. It all starts with John telling his own life story. His story becomes much of Owen’s life story when John and Owen meet. John narrates his and Owen’s life along with telling his own thoughts and feelings about how everything happened. John also flashes back and forth between his present day life in Canada and his past life in Gravesend. This is what adds dimension to the story because Johnny is relating his present life to his past life. He has many political aspects when it comes to the time period that he grew up in. Growing up in the sixties was not a pretty time. There was war, assassinations, and social inequality. John even states, “Whenever I hear someone generalizing favorably about ‘the sixties,’ I feel like Hester, I feel like throwing up”(510). Referring to all the times that Hester threw up in the rose bushes on New Year’s Eve.

development of the plot. It comes down to the point where a self-respected-man like himself

It is about a 14 year old boy named Ponyboy Curtis, who is in a gang called the Greasers. The Greaser have an awful reputation in their city, and members of the public believe that they are hoodlums and they deserve to be in jail. Some of the Greasers have embraced their role, and they act like real hoodlums and fight Socs, another gang that hates Greasers. Ponyboy is proud of his gang, but sometimes he wonders about doing the right thing and has an inner conflict. The book expresses his thoughts very clearly,

1- The movie revolves around an individual character named Benjamin Braddock, who is 21-year-old, and he recently graduated from college. Ben is at a continuous anxiety and is very confused because everybody has different expectations of him. He becomes a prey of the wife of his father’s business partner named Mrs. Robinson. She dose not have feelings to Ben, and she uses him for the sexual purposes. Ben is not happy with his relationship because he needs more than sex in his relationships.

The main character of the story is Hank Morgan, a 19th century main thrust back into early medieval times. He was a member of the working class, but gains power when he proves himself to be a “magician”. He is very intelligent, resourceful, and has a strong dislike for the Catholic Church. The novel primarily focuses on the negative aspects of medieval culture in England. Throughout the novel, Hank attempts to change these to fit his 19th century viewpoint, but ultimately fails when the Catholic Church turns against him. He does succeed in transforming a few medieval men into 19th century men like Clarence.

When the main character of this story is very young, he takes a passion in writing opening up a much darker side. During writing Thad Beaumont the main character uses a cover or pen name known as George Stark. Later in the book this alter ego comes to life and brings up the major question is Thad the killer or has his psycho image came to life and came to haunt him. Starting this book it kicks off from the beginning with a weird off the wall, turn of events that is never expected. When the young Thad is struck with excruciatingly painful migraines and doctors seem to be finding no logical reason behind it all.

All of the character are those who you would not want to talk to and people who you would usually typically drive past. The story initially focuses

Most of the film is focused on the quartet of people trying to make it through the evening. However, as the story progresses, you find out things about the characters, especially the Blind Man, that really change your perspective of the people involved. Once the audience realizes how damaged he is, and how desperate he is to find peace, the movie takes on a whole new level that really makes it awesome.

“The King of Lies” by John Hart is a very exciting and brilliant, murder mystery. It is a suspenseful thriller that has a the main character, Jackson “Work” Pickens living in North Carolina. Work’s father, Erza Pickens, was a very rich, abusive, and crazy father and husband. Erza was always running and controlling Work’s life, while mistreating his own wife and his daughter, Jean. When Erza is murdered, everyone blames anyone to try to solve the mystery. The Pickens family was not in any good shape before, and after the two murders.

Sam Case is a man involved in a criminal business and has stolen a lot of money (several million dollars) from the mafia and other criminal organizations; in order to prove he is trustworthy and don’t get killed himself, he is forced to decide who is going to get killed: his wife or Rachel, the love of his life. An intriguing and moving story that will get you hooked from page one. With a well written and organized plot, you will recognize immediately the style of the Donovan Creed saga. As a plus, John Locke writing is very easy to understand for non native readers, without too many complicated words, so even if English is not your mother tongue you will not need a dictionary to read this fantastic novel, one of the best fiction books I have

The protagonist of this novel is John Self, a self-admitted loser who smokes and drinks too much, with a serious addiction to violence,masturbation, television commercials, etc.