Ah yes, romantic love- the wonderful burning fire sparking between naive youths which forms a central theme in The Tempest...

Magic is, without a doubt, among the strongest themes in The Tempest. Every major plot point in the play is either officiated by Prospero's

If you live in the Caribbean, or any country other than the European superpowers for that matter (actually, even if you live within those...

If you've read The Tempest (and you're not just skimming this post as a replacement for actual reading the night before your exam), I'm...

If you're on this page, chances are you have also been subjected to the endless ballad of "theme-based" readings of The Tempest (and likely

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Breath, Eyes, Memory was written by Edwidge Danticat and first published in 1994. As a book, it gives a voice to the voiceless women of...

If you're reading this, chances are, you've been subjected to the unfortunate torture that is the English B (comparative) poetry essay...

When Sophie returns home, Joseph alerts her to a message left by Marc on the phone: "Sophie, je t'en prie, call me. It's about your mother."

Presumably the following day, Sophie has a session with Rena. The specific aspect of scenery highlighted at the beginning of the chapter...

When Sophie and Joseph go to visit Martine that weekend, Sophie notices that Martine appears calmer and more well rested. Returning to New..

Sophie visits her therapist, Rena, where they meet for their session in the usual location of the woods by the Seekonk River. Rena...

The next chapter begins with Sophie’s sexual phobia group- a group of herself and two other women who shared similar painful memories and...

Now on their way to the airport, Martine keeps ‘her eyes on the barren hills… outside the window.’ This mirrors a scene from earlier in...

Ife and Martine return from the notary’s the following morning, having officially coined a deed that divides the ownership of Ife’s land...

Martine arrives three days after Sophie’s confrontation with Ife. Note that she arrives holding a red umbrella that is obscuring her face...

Ife leaves the next morning to visit the cemetery to pay her final respects to Dessalines. Sophie speaks with Atie, and mentions her...

This poem, cryptic at first in what it hopes to express, is significant in that it tells the same story as the man who kills his young...

Despite her remark about being empty the night before, Atie appears happy the following morning. Today, Atie will accompany Louise to...

The presentations of nature vary across each of the poems above. In and of itself, nature is a concept that encompasses the Earth and all...