The Color Purple gives insight into the life of African American women in the South during the early 20th century. The book centers around Celie, a young girl subjected to relentless abuse. But she rises above her adversities to discover her unique voice and self-worth. The book delves deep into themes of sexism, racism, and […]

The Beast in Lord of The Flies represents the primitive and savage side of human nature. The Beast is frequently showcased through the character’s fear of the unknown and their subsequent response to it. The boys’ constant fear of the “Beast” leads to a decline into savagery and chaos, underlining the theme of innate human

Fahrenheit 451 individuality quotes give hope for surviving in a society where conformity is the norm. Fahrenheit 451 explores how individual uniqueness is suppressed in a conformist society and the dire implications of this reality. In the novel’s society, individuals who express their uniqueness or individuality are alienated and, at worst, face severe threats. The

The Bell Jar chronicles the mental and emotional journey of the character Esther Greenwood. As a young woman with promising prospects, Esther gradually spirals into depression. She experiences a mental breakdown, symbolized by the oppressive ‘bell jar.’ The tale is laced with the gritty realities of gender expectations, societal pressures, and the stigmatization of mental

Whit, a minor character in John Steinbeck’s “Of Mice and Men, is a ranch hand and laborer. He gives a perspective of young men working in the Great Depression. Despite his limited role, he contributes to the story primarily through his interactions with other characters. For example, he shares a story about a former ranch

Clover, a motherly horse in ‘Animal Farm,’ symbolizes the women who cared for the vulnerable during the Revolution. George Orwell describes her as once powerful but weakened over time due to aging and the sale of her foals. She remained loyal despite losing faith, especially after her companion, Boxer, was taken away. She represents the