The Westing Game Themes

In Equality’s society of Anthem by Ayn Rand, they have many rules and controls, or regulations. They have the rules in place so everyone is the same. The Council doesn’t want anyone to be different, or to have different thoughts. Equality’s new society will have no rules from the old society because he cultivates individuality, he loathed the old society’s rules, and he knows what it means to be an leper. To begin, Equality nurtures individuality.

Ender finds his identity in the battles that he fights and the challenges that he over comes. However, the majority of the battles he fights are constructed and orchestrated and controlled by the Adults. Ender lives in a military archetype which assumes humans are compliant, flexible, controllable pawns, tool to be used for the benefit of others. Ender’s insecurities,doubts and fears, as to why he is so isolated, how he is becoming more like petter, how he is an ostracized genius, all that sets him apart– make him diligent, sympathetic, preservant, resilient, flexible, and above all pliable, impressionable, malleable, qualities far more common in children. Supporting quote: “‘So what do we do now?’ asked Alai.

By Hudson RJ In the Novel 'The Giver' written by Lois Lowry and directed by Phillip Noyce the themes of rules and order and isolation and how evident these themes are throughout. Throughout this essay, I will discuss the importance of both themes and how they are Fluid throughout the story of 'The Giver'. In the story of 'The Giver,' The theme of rules and order are present throughout the entire story. Two children – one male, one female – to each family unit. It was written very clearly in the rules.

Hugo Ramos Miss Given World English Honors February 5 2018 English Response Ultimately The Poisonwood Bible is postulating that every story possesses various viewpoints, which are all vital to understanding the entire story. Each individual perspective is cluttered with contrasting beliefs, emotions, and opinions creating distinct attitudes for those telling the story. This approach is clearly showcased within the novel itself by having five diverse narrators throughout the plot. Collectively the characters tell one story but narrate distinct accounts and details influenced by their personalities. Kingsolver 's tells a communal narrative through the voices of Ruth May, Leah, Adah, Rachel, and Orleanna Price.

Ender’s Game by: “Orson Scott Card.” The conflict that I found most interesting in Ender’s Game was, Ender v’s Ender. Ender had many problems, one of his main problems was he did not want to kill anyone. Ender was a great leader, but being a great leader had its consequences. The whole conflict would affect Ender in how well he will do in battle school. Ender never wanted to kill anyone.

As you see societies that are based on the same idea are always share differences and similarities between all of them. How the people of these societies deal with their situations and what they do during the day shows the differences in them. In Anthem, you see a society that the government has total control over and the people have no control over anything that happens and they are on a set schedule and they are just seen as workers and nobody is different. While in Divergent people are allowed to choose their future and they have some say in life and they aren’t just seen as workers they actually have a meaning where they come from. Looking at both of them based around the same thing shows the difference in government control and how people

The “The Most Dangerous Game” is a story that has a lot of key strong characters. Known to be the most renowned and outstanding is General Zaroff. Being extraordinarily different from most individuals is what makes General Zaroff a perfect character to analyze. Characteristics, roles, and the actions of General Zaroff tend to play a drastic part in how his character is formed. Known to be very welcoming to Rainsford is how General Zaroff first seemed in the reading.

No matter how ordinary a human being could be, no one has lived their entire life in someone’s shoe. Everyone stumbles upon different decisions in life, causing different but unique life experiences. However, one’s life can only be changed with one’s decision. Life is about making decisions, whether it’s right or wrong, it all comes from the decision maker. When one has the power to choose, then one has the power to change.

In the book The Giver by Loris Lowery, there is many rule to her fictional community were sameness was everything . A boy named Jonas will learn that the rules don 't always make sense. They have rules like you must use precision of language, you don 't make any big decisions, and you may not be rude. The first rule is you must use precision of language. The reason you must use precision of language is so you don 't lie.

Communication is an essential part of living, when people are born the first thing they learn to do is to communicate. Everyday communication is a thing that cannot be avoided, communication will always be apart of life no matter how much it is tried to be avoided, it will always be apart of the essentials of life. However communication is more than just talking, sending letters, or calling people over the phone, it is more than a simple conversation, it is a connection between life and death. In William Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, communication is critically important as it is the the main cause between the two main protagonists. From a far standpoint, lack of communication can become a massive problem for such a simple task, many consequences