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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    Themes of gender disparity and sexism is manifest used in Othello. The women are considered sinister and disloyal and the two feminine characters end up getting murdered. Even though Emilia and Desdemona are strong and intelligent they are shown to be gullible and impressionable. Male characters likRead more

    Themes of gender disparity and sexism is manifest used in Othello. The women are considered sinister and disloyal and the two feminine characters end up getting murdered.

    Even though Emilia and Desdemona are strong and intelligent they are shown to be gullible and impressionable. Male characters like Iago and Othello openly condemn women as witches.

    In the society established in Othello women play dormant roles in terms of political involvement and militaristic governance and often relegated to homes and palaces.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    The message of the poem The Tyger by William Blake is that God can do anything. He is the one who has the ability to create an innocent lamb as well as fierce tiger. He cannot be defeated by any one. When the Satan and his forces tried to wage a war against God, He created Tiger which frightened allRead more

    The message of the poem The Tyger by William Blake is that God can do anything. He is the one who has the ability to create an innocent lamb as well as fierce tiger. He cannot be defeated by any one.

    When the Satan and his forces tried to wage a war against God, He created Tiger which frightened all the Satanic forces and they finally threw down their weapons and surrendered. They kept weeping because of the tiger’s fear.

    Read the summary of the poem here.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    The theme of the poem The Tyger by William Blake is religious one. From the beginning of the poem till its end, the poet keeps praising the mysteries of God. He praises His divine body, extraordinary weapons etc. The poet, in the poem, is of the view that God is Omnipotent, He can do anything, He haRead more

    The theme of the poem The Tyger by William Blake is religious one. From the beginning of the poem till its end, the poet keeps praising the mysteries of God. He praises His divine body, extraordinary weapons etc.

    The poet, in the poem, is of the view that God is Omnipotent, He can do anything, He has control over good and evil. When the evil (i.e. the Satanic Forces) went against God, He created Tyger which made the former to accept their defeat and weep in fear.

    Read the summary of the poem here.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    The poet repeats the word Tyger in order to make a rhythm in the poem. This is the first line of this poem in which the poet is in imaginary conversation with the tiger. He calls it by saying that it is so fierce that it seems to be burning brightly in the dead of night in a forest. Read the summaryRead more

    The poet repeats the word Tyger in order to make a rhythm in the poem. This is the first line of this poem in which the poet is in imaginary conversation with the tiger. He calls it by saying that it is so fierce that it seems to be burning brightly in the dead of night in a forest.

    Read the summary of the poem here.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    The main theme in the short story “Princess September” is Freedom. The parrots gifted by the king to their daughters are encaged and are taught to speak just two words “God save the King” and “Pretty Polly“. They lack creativity because the cage is their world. On the other hand, the nightingale isRead more

    The main theme in the short story “Princess September” is Freedom. The parrots gifted by the king to their daughters are encaged and are taught to speak just two words “God save the King” and “Pretty Polly“. They lack creativity because the cage is their world.

    On the other hand, the nightingale is a free bird which lives her life as she wishes. This makes her creative, and interesting to the Princess September as well as the King and the Queen though she is not as attractive as the parrots.

    Other princesses, like their parrots, become dull with the time and hence have unattractive looks. But Princess September grows into an attractive girl because of the freedom which she enjoys like the nightingale. Thus freedom is a must for a person to live his life happily.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    Princess September is the 9th and the youngest princess of a King. The king gifts all of the princesses a parrot each. However, the parrot of Princess September dies soon leaving her alone and sorrowful. But one day, a nightingale comes to her and starts singing sweet songs turning her sorrow and grRead more

    Princess September is the 9th and the youngest princess of a King. The king gifts all of the princesses a parrot each. However, the parrot of Princess September dies soon leaving her alone and sorrowful. But one day, a nightingale comes to her and starts singing sweet songs turning her sorrow and grief into joy and happiness.

    Unlike other princesses, she does not encage the nightingale. However, when the latter returns late to her, she finally encages her on the advice of other princesses. But soon she realises that nightingale doesn’t sing. Being wise, she frees it at once and the latter thanks to her.

    As time passes, she enjoys the freedom with the nightingale while other princesses remain dull with their parrots. She grows into a beautiful lady and hence is married to a king while other princesses are married to ordinary officials of the king.

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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    The poem celebrates the moral values like courage, love for the country, loyalty and dedication of the army. The Light Brigade marched towards their enemies i.e. Russians without questioning their leader in spite of knowing that he made a mistake because the enemy was stronger and had dangerous weapRead more

    The poem celebrates the moral values like courage, love for the country, loyalty and dedication of the army. The Light Brigade marched towards their enemies i.e. Russians without questioning their leader in spite of knowing that he made a mistake because the enemy was stronger and had dangerous weapons while the British Army had only swords.

    The soldiers attacked the enemy. according to the poet they went into the mouth of death without fearing and sacrificed their lives for their country.
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    Lucifer better to reign in hell than to serve in heaven

    Lencho is the protagonist or in simple words main character of the short story A Letter to God. He is a poor farmer but is very dedicated and hard-working. We find that he leaves no stone unturned to feed his family and fulfil their needs. However he is also an uneducated person and without knowledgRead more

    Lencho is the protagonist or in simple words main character of the short story A Letter to God. He is a poor farmer but is very dedicated and hard-working. We find that he leaves no stone unturned to feed his family and fulfil their needs.

    However he is also an uneducated person and without knowledge, he is unable to make a difference between belief and reality. For him God lives on the earth and it is possible to communicate to Him.

    So he writes a letter to God and when he gets the money, he is not surprised at all. Rather he is angry over the employees for stealing some amount because his firmly believes that God has sent complete money. Lencho is thus very innocent as well.

    Read the detailed summary of A Letter to God.

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