Gulliver’s Workout Routine Debunked
Throughout Gulliver’s Travels, our main protagonist, Gulliver, is required to perform tricks and stunts at the town market in order to help the farmer acquire large amounts of money and […]
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The Story of Sycorax, Caliban, and Ariel before Prospero Came to the Island
Long ago, before Prospero, the Duke of Milan, and his daughter Miranda were sent to the island by Prospero’s jealous and deceitful brother, Antonio, there was another ruler who held […]
An In Depth Look at the Meaning of the Eye’s in Astrophil and Stella’s Sonnet 7
Sir Philip Sidney’s Sonnet 7 takes a deep look into what the true meaning and form on Stella’s eyes. The fundamental question of the entire sonnet is what do her […]
An Alternate Ending to “The Millers Prologue and Tale” from The Canterbury Tales
We all have been told and read how the ending to the Millers Prologue and Tale came to a close, but in reality, the ending didn’t prove to be as […]
The Nature of Chivalry in “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight”
Throughout “Sir Gawain and the Green Knight” it does not take long to notice that a certain code of conduct, or code of ethics, is very prevalent amongst the members […]
