Plot Essays

Chapter 15 is a main chapter of the novel in terms of plot, characters, relationships, themes and genre so far because everything in this chapter links up to something that has happened in the past. Most events are reflections of the past or at least bring back the same feelings …

The Malvolio subplot, although only a subplot, has a great influence on the audience viewing the play. When reading the play as a book, we are informed of the twists and tangles that occur in it. However, when studying the play, we must think of it as theatre as the …

Chris Kyle have always fell that his family was everything for him. He lived only with his brother in a house. Years later became Chris Kyle a rodeo cowboy. One evening meets Chris Kyle a sweet girl, called Data at a bar. They saw each other more and more, and …

What’s your reaction to these events? Are you surprised that bribery is illegal? Why do you think bribery takes place? Why do you think it needs to be outlawed? My reaction to these events is no surprise. I have grown up knowing that most governments are sneaky and don’t reveal …

In the book Holes, the author, Louis Sachar has effectively made use of sub-plots throughout the book to indirectly help the readers in understanding the plot and enhance their understanding of the story and literally help the readers ‘fill in the holes’ left unfilled by the writer. In this essay, …

I dunno what to say to Riquelme. I know what our plan is but it seems that I can’t do it and I know that he’s gonna be mad or pissed because of what happened. He said “What the hell’s happening to you? I thought you wanted to finish Santa …

The last day of Tatarin is the same day as St John’s Day. The story is set on St John’s Day in the 1850s in the Philippines. Entoy tells Dona Lupeng that Amada has participated in the ritual. While they are onboard a carriage, Dona Lupeng talks about why Amada …

Lone Scherfig employs the technique of lighting in the scene when Jenny arrives home after uncovering the truth about David and his marriage, to convey the idea that David is a vague, mysterious and untrustworthy by always having David partially in the dark. The scene emphasises the value of trust …

The three Musketeers namely, Athos, Porthos, and Aramis have already parted their separate ways. D’Artagnan, however, the musketeers’ young protégé, have stayed in service and in utmost loyalty to the young King Louis XIV, who cares for nothing about his people, leading therefore  his mainland territory, France in grave turmoil.. …

There have been various dramas, books as well films made on the good and bad deeds which any human commits as well as the response of his conscience of any such practice. Critics have always highlighted points which have created religious displeasure as well as social criticism in various cases, …