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Competitive advantage means the positioning of a company takes in relation to other company in its industry. There are three different method to sustain a competitive advantage according to Michael Porter. These three different strategies are differentiation, cost leadership and focus. At McDonalds, it has a very specific set of competitive advantages try to achieve. McDonalds does not believe in opening its restaurant without any knowledge of the local culture and tastes. McDonalds principally sells

The life of F. Scott Fitzgerald was one of both bliss and misfortune, conveying the American Dream. Born on September 24, 1896, Fitzgerald was known as nothing more than a young boy, part of a Catholic upper middle class family. Throughout his life, Fitzgerald experienced much tragedy. Fitzgerald became an alcoholic due to the fame and fortune he received, and his wife, Zelda, who suffered many physical and mental breakdowns. Fitzgerald craved the money and all the power he attained over took him

characteristics of a typical gothic villain. He is a tyrannical leader, cruel father, and unfaithful husband. He is obsessed by emotions of lust and cruelty , and he is completely focused on satisfying his desires, his terrifying aspects lies in his dead conscious. He was viewed as a selfish character , when he fell in love with Maria de Vellerno, he decided to get rid of his wife. He imprisoned his ailing wife Louisa in the southern wing of the castle and then informed everyone that she died. He

turn shape fate further. Possessing the ability to complete a task does not constitute a necessity to do so. Altering fate without fully processing the possible outcomes is to be done so at one's own risk. In the tragic play Oedipus Rex by Sophocles, King Laius and Queen Jocasta attempt to change the course of fate by killing their son Oedipus, who was prophesized to kill his father and bed his mother. In their attempt to end the prophecy, Laius and Jocasta leave Oedipus in the wilderness as an infant

Emily Grierson died at the mere age of 74, still having her whole life ahead of her. She had been forced to live a lonely life, which later led to her becoming oppressed. Miss Emily was written into a lonely woman by William Faulkner in his gothic story “a Rose for Emily”. Faulkner’s gothic literature describes the many different ways Miss Emily showed her oppression. In his story, Emily lived alone in a house that was “lifting its stubborn and coquettish decay”.She wouldn’t speak to anyone about

The United States is a country that says to revel in principles of equality, freedom, and success. As a nation, we take pride in our lack of elitist dictatorship and boast about a fair opportunity for prosperity. But, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby, openly challenges these principles and points out the aristocracy that stems from chasing the American Dream. Set in the roaring 1920’s during the time of prohibition and the rise of the stock market, Fitzgerald accurately portrays the

Change is the only constant—an idea first coined by Heraclitus, a common belief in the minds of scientists, and a predominant theme in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby. In a novel placed during an era of cultural evolution, change must become the forefront of conversation. Fitzgerald takes this concept and does not hesitate to call attention to how revolting a thing like change may be if it occurs too quickly and for the wrong reasons. The Great Gatsby is a direct commentary on an America

death, lies and deceit, In the still of the night a ghost appears to Hamlet, claiming to be his father’s spirit, telling Hamlet to revenge his death, so art thou to revenge when thou shalt hear, (I.v. 5). After learning of his father’s death and how King Hamlet was betrayed by his brother, a young Hamlet vowed revenged on his uncle a “foul and most unnatural murder” (I.v.25). An angrily young Hamlet plot to avenge his father’s deaths takes a slow start. Somewhat confused and a little dismay, he ponders

(2000). King is known for his great eye for detail, for continuity, and for inside references; many stories that may seem unrelated are often linked by secondary characters, fictional towns, or off-hand references to events in previous books. King’s stories are filled with references to American history and American culture, particularly the darker, more fearful side of these. The essay focuses on the division of horror mastery applied by Stephen King. Body. In Storm of the century Stephen King brings

work of such total and astonishing brilliance as King Lear. Reading Shakespeare can, sometimes, seem to be construed as an insincere activity, performed only to impress literature enthusiasts. But, there are times when one goes over entries that, by the sheer power of their lyrical, graceful magnificence, jump off the page and reverberate so unequivocally inside one's mind that they turn into a sort of refining of the whole play. One can read King Lear over and over, and still be struck once more