STORY OF KING SHAHRYAR AND HIS BROTHER Once upon a time there was a King who had two sons Shahryar and Shah Zaman. After his death Shahryar who was the elder brother became king of Baghdad and made his younger brother Shah Zaman to rule over Samarkand. They were both kind and just kings who ruled over their kingdoms. After some years Shahryar decided to see his brother, so he took a counsel with his Wazir to take his advice and he recommended the king to write a letter to his younger brother with
The Shining is Stephen King’s third novel published in 1977, two years after Salem’s Lot, and three years after his debut in 1974 with Carrie. Stephen Edwin King (born 1947) started his career as a 26-year-old, and has now, 41 years later, sold more than 350 million copies worldwide. Multiple films based on his novels have become box-office successes; some of these include The Shawshank Redemption, Misery and The Green Mile. The psychological horror story, which is the genre best defining The Shining
INTRODUCTION Consumer Behaviour is crucial and an important part of marketing strategy. Organizations have to understand their customers, build strong relationships, provide necessary information about the products and services and stay close to them. Many successful companies have recognized the importance of consumers and have sophisticated approaches and detailed data from which to develop organizational and marketing strategies. Consumer behavior means personal thoughts and feelings, people attitude
In the article “Gatsby and the Failure of the Omniscient ‘I’’” author Ron Neuhaus presents Nick Carraway as an unreliable narrator. Neuhaus presents Nick as an unreliable narrator because of his switch from first person limited to omniscient third person. He also states that Nick’s facts are not true because of the switch of his omniscient I, a term Neuhaus came up with to present nick as an unreliable narrator. However, in F. Scott Fitzgerald’s novel The Great Gatsby, Nick is a strong narrator who
Antigone – our brave, unrelenting, tragic heroine – tethered to the filial duties towards her brother, even if it means going against the authority of King Creon, her own uncle; she brings on about her death. Not only is she afraid to die but she rather, welcomes it. She feels it as her duty to give a proper burial to her brother who, according to the belief of the ancient Greeks, wouldn’t be able to cross over to the other side of life and wouldn’t be able to attain peace, if left unburied for
Learning about the roaring ‘20s is never complete without reading F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. The book truly explores the essence of the jazz age; from the people to the extravagant parties. Flappers, jazz music, and alcohol are the base of the roaring ‘20s. The Great Gatsby is no exception; the book really hits upon the lives of the rich and lying. The book is told from the narration of Nick Carraway. Nick was curious about the mysterious Jay Gatsby. Daisy Buchanan, Nick’s cousin, has
government. These type of sacral kings were located all over Ireland some more important than others. There were different kings for each country and smaller towns inside these counties than king’s from provinces who had the most power. The
If we take a non-fiction book that was written in 1922, we might ask ourselves whether the book is relevant in this day and age. One such book was written by the author F. Scott Fitzgerald and it goes by; “The Great Gatsby”. The contents of the novel actually hold pretty valuable and relatable materials regarding materialism in today’s society. It also touches on the idea that people are not what they seem to be even if they say they are. This in and of itself is highly relevant because human behavior
loyal to his king and fought bravely under his order. He symbolizes nobility and possess virtue and specific characteristics that readers might associate with a tragic hero, in particular a terminal flaw. Macbeth never entertains the likelihood of becoming king or killing his monarch in King Duncan. It is the witches who leave these dangerous thoughts to linger in his mind. These witches take away these characteristics and change him into a terrible human being. He commits murder of King Duncan and
Praised with the name ”Pearl of the Orient”, the Hong Kong night view provides a world-renowned scene. Fluoresced billboards light up the sky every time as evening approaches. Moreover, the ‘Symphony of Lights’, a show that features a number of fireworks, laser lights and sounds, is showcased every night over the Victoria Harbour. However, such extravagance has resulted in Hong Kong becoming ‘worst on the planet’ in terms of light pollution(Cheung, 2013). Though light pollution has been underrated