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Microcosm in Tess of D’Urbervilles and Never Let Me Go, 2019

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Verification of Virtue in Marginalized Classes Contrary to most parable writers who employ synecdoche and allegory to deliver a maxim that fortify already existent codes of behavior and morality, Thomas Hardy of Tess of D’Urbervilles and Kazuo Ishiguro of Never Let Me Go aim for the opposite. These two distinct novels both challenge the social …

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Macbeth Character Analysis, 2017

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Possibly one of the most drastically changing characters in British literature, Macbeth of William Shakespeare’s play Macbeth is transformed from a brave yet indecisive soldier to an ambition-driven tyrant throughout the play. Although Macbeth is portrayed as a villain, he is yet very human; unlike his wife, he often contemplates between his desires and morals, …

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