Another similarity is the use of snow, which symbolizes darkness and obscurity. ... The blindness represents the distance between the black and white communities, explaining the everyday struggles that the blacks must face just to survive. ... Sledding then relates to snow as being a means for suicide. ... His realization of his "whiteness" causes him to feel what has been controlling him throughout his entire life. ... She looked like a doll in a show window: black eyes, white face, red lips....

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• Grade Level: High School

The snow in the start of Chapter Two reflects the atmosphere inside Wuthering Heights and the mood of Heathcliff. The snow is shown to be really bad by it saying, "shaking the white snowflakes from his clothes." ... Also in that era a pale white face shows a higher class meaning that Heathcliff is not the same class as Hindley any more. ...

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The term "Frankenstein" has undergone sequences of alterations, and an elongated lifetime than its carrier, Victor Frankenstein. The memoir of the title can likewise be perceived as more intensely appealing than that of the expert scientist. Frankenstein written by Mary Shelley, has certainly origin...

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Introduction In the novel A Simple Plan, by Scott Smith, the reader discovers how a peaceful, quiet and happy life of a person can be instantly changed by an event which he or she considered to be a sign of happiness and prosperity. However, sometimes those events, which we often dream about, result in a complete destruction of our lives and personalities. Sometimes, the gifts of fate have devastating effect on our families, friends and other people we know. A Simple Plan, is a novel about the devastating effect of a sports bag filled with money which was initially supposed to be a si...

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• Grade Level: High School