Event Essay Examples

Known as one of the world’s greatest mysteries, Atlantis is a legend written by the Greek philosopher Plato. The legend was written thousands of years ago, but it is still talked about today (Smith Michael and Debora Smith). Scholars often argue that Atlantis existed, but those that do not agree remind those scholars that there […]

In the play Macbeth, by William Shakespeare, Hecate says, “And you all know security is mortal’s chiefest enemy. ”(3. 5. 32-33). Security, is translated into modern English as “overconfidence”, so Hecate is saying that overconfidence is one main downfall that humans face. Although a ten-page, smarter sounding college level definition could probably be found, the […]

“The Iceman cometh” and “Death of a salesman’’ are two plays written by different authors and in different periods. However, there have a lot in common and many differences too. Firstly, the two main characters work as salesmen, Hickey is a hardware salesman, and Willy is a traveling one. Even so, Hickey, a self-confident man […]

Despite Maya intentionally keeping the news of her father’s passing from Niya, she remains unaware. It is known to Maya that Niya holds her father in high regard and is emotionally sensitive. However, an unexpected turn of events occurs when Paras, a fellow student who bullies Niya, is found dead after forcefully pulling on her […]

Postmodern concepts have influenced curation and exhibitions, under the effect of museum classifications which determine the audiences’ perspectives on exhibitions. Postmodernism is highly influential and appealing because it is avant-garde (challenging past traditions). People appreciate new concepts, especially those that challenge the concept of art. The process of curation not only considers the organisation of […]

Writing diary entries from Blanche’s point of view about her emotions toward Stanley: A streetcar named desire rationale in part 4 of our English course, we study and analyze famous literary works such as Shakespeare’s “Othello” and Tennessee Williams’s “A Streetcar Named Desire”. For this written task, we have to choose an imaginative way of […]

The film ‘The Village’ by M Night Shyamalan, looks at a series of images which form the basis for portraying and shaping the story. M Night uses subtle symbols throughout the film resulting in the audience making up their own mind about certain events that take place. Using colour as a main centre piece for […]

In Kazuo Ishiguro’s novel, The Remains of the Day, the protagonist, Stevens, a distinguished English butler, takes a motoring trip away from his longtime workplace and begins reflecting on his past. Stevens’ journey leads him to question his accomplishments and goals in life. The author employs a literary technique in the last section of the […]

It is crucial to have micro features in a movie since they aid in its storytelling, establish the desired mood, and immerse the viewers into the experience rather than just observing from afar. The utilization of sound and cinematography can deeply affect the audience’s emotional response and ultimately determine the success of a film. In […]

The 2001 film, The Others, is considered a terrifying horror that keeps its viewers on edge until the very end. Through analyzing Alejandro Amenabar’s directing approach, this article will explore how elements such as cinematography, character development, setting, and narrative progression contribute to the buildup of suspense. The film heavily relies on suspense as a […]

The aim of an opening sequence is to establish the context of a film and captivate the audience’s interest. Mise en scene, meaning “put into scene,” plays a crucial role in achieving this by encompassing the visual aesthetic of the film and generating meaning through cinematography. By analyzing the sequence systematically, one can identify elements […]

The Bourne Ultimatum clip depicts the plot of Jason Bourne aiding a journalist in evading an assassination attempt by a group who aim to prevent the journalist from disclosing information to Bourne. This particular sequence continues the storyline from two prior films and encompasses three distinct narrative threads: 1) Bourne’s endeavors in unraveling his true […]

In this piece of prose, the protagonist has climbed up to the ringing chamber and finds himself alone with the clanging of the bells. Wanting not ‘to hear anymore’, he finds the bells unbearable as they rip at his eardrums and thus is forced to leave. Sayers uses a combination of literary techniques and particular […]

In the novel Malarkey, the author Keith Gray has made the theme of conflict prominent through key incidents and characterisation. There are several key events in the story that gradually reveal this conflict as the story goes on. The conflict can also be seen through characterisation. Therefore through these two areas of the novel – […]

The narrative techniques that Frazier has used to present the journeys of Inman, Ada and other characters can be seen through flashbacks, premonitions, dreams and the meetings of unexpected people. The key element in this novel is how the two protagonist characters; Inman and Ada, both have their own separate journeys in individual chapters which […]

It has been said that writer’s use memento mori to represent how the prospect of death serves to emphasise the emptiness and fleetingness of earthly pleasures. Compare and contrast the ways in which authors use momento mori and the extent to which they can be seen as delivering a moral message.In many texts writers use […]

“To the lighthouse” is a novel full of symbols and parallels that hold significance in exploring the themes and focus of the book. These symbols can be found in various elements such as objects, characters, setting, and plot. In this essay, we analyze the repeated development of objects, characters, setting, plot, and symbols in “To […]

The story concerns a very self- insecure man trying to woo a self-possessed young lady of fifteen who does her best to get rid of the man by making up a story which terrifies the man into leaving the house. The story is quite a humorous event ending with a denouement.By just looking at the […]

Jealousy is in our human nature and Shakespeare’s The Winters Tale shows the pure destructive power that it can hold. We see in The Winters Tale how fickle the minds of powerful people can be and how simple acts can be misconstrued.The first example of this, and the first point towards Leontes being a jealous […]

According to philosopher Frank Moore Riley, personal demonstration is necessary to be considered an adult. In Ernest J. Gaines’ “The Sky is Gray” and Laurie Colwin’s “Mr. Parker,” two young children struggle to prove their maturity to society. The Sky is Gray tells the story of James, a young black boy, who tries to assure […]

The Fall Of The House Of Usher is a morbid melancholy story, common to the style of Edgar Allan Poe, whose works frequently incorporated death. The story is focused upon Roderick Usher, the last remaining heir to a wealthy family. Roderick was a hypochondriac who had an acuteness of touch, smell and taste, which could […]

THE BOSTON MASSACRE The Boston Massacre was an unfortunate event which could have clearly been prevented if taken the right precautions and made the right decisions at the right time. According to my text book, the massacre was an attempt at protest against the British soldiers taking over the colonists’ jobs. If the soldiers had […]