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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle carries plenty of themes about family, marriage and other related social issues. Several stories take the message of husbands and wives keeping secrets from each other. The story The man with the twisted lip mentions of a respectable man named Mr. Neville St. Clair who hid from his wife the secret that he used to visit an opium den. When Mrs. Clair had spotted her secretive husband at an opium den, she approached it but upon reaching the den (Doyle). In the story The Adventure of the Second Stain Continue reading...

When reality becomes too cruel and difficult to accept, it may be easier to forget it, to wrap it in a wave of fantasy. This is what Miguel Cervantes' Don Quixote seems to be doing through his controlled, lucid madness. In order to escape a reality he does not treasure and come to terms with, Don Quixote de la Mancha gives in to his obsession for books of chivalry and makes the insane decision of exploring the world as a knight errant.
His adventure, spread with intentional comedic elements, offers a magical, distorted perception of reality that attracts and Continue reading...

Twain’s controversial and racially charged novel, Huckleberry Finn” is a good read for readers of all ages. The novel was set at a time when racial slurs impacted the blacks and the simple choice of words could impact the feeling and emotions of the individual. Twain creates and develops a plot that gives a clear picture of the many adventures that Huck and Jim encounter in the south. Based on these experiences, Twain criticizes the society and the social injustice that existed within the distrustful civilization. At the start of the novel, the reader sees that Huck is Continue reading...

Management Plan for Adventure Paintball Park Business

Introduction
Organizations that operate with management plan are like a meal that lacks slat. For a company to carry out its activities in a smooth and effective way, it must have a well structured management plan. Outdoor Adventure Paintball Park is a company that is jointly owned by Carl Thomas, Joe and John. The business was established to provide local community that is young adults, teenagers and work teams to practice, get entertained and enjoy outdoor events. At the beginning, the business seemed to take a positive direction but due to poor planning, individuals including employees and customers have Continue reading...

Most people see the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn as nothing but a mere story about a runaway boy who meets another runaway boy or rather a runaway slave, Jim, and their road trips and adventures together. While this may be the case, it only shows the superficial parts of the story because there are a lot possible inferences and interpretations that one can obtain just by reading this piece of Mark Twain’s work. The book was first published by Mark Twain in the United Kingdom in 1884. It got so popular among readers, mainly because there were practically Continue reading...

The fifth rule suggests that the culprit must be determined by logical deductions. The stories of sir Author Conon Doyle usually teems with logical deduction, but in the case of "The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton" Doyle has departed from his norm. In the story, no logical deduction was required as the culprit was known from the very beginning. The story was more on the theme of an adventure story rather than a detective story.  In the very beginning of the story, Holmes introduced the culprit in the following words “I'll tell you, Watson. He is the king of Continue reading...

Mark Twain’s classic novel The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn is a beautifully told look at Midwestern life through the rambunctious misadventures of the titular character – a young troublemaker who navigates a decidedly pleasant, quintessentially American landscape full of hope, tradition and challenges of its own. Though Huck Finn himself and the characters with which he is surrounded are central to the story, of equal importance is the decidedly Midwestern setting, and the ways in which the community Huck lives in is structured and depicted. America in Huckleberry Finn is a place of small-town quaintness, the newness of America Continue reading...

Social Entertainment in Miami

The social entertainment quotient in the city of Miami can be better understood and appreciated once we understand a brief history of the modern day Miami. The Official Website of the City of Miami explains that the city of Miami, evolved a century ago very quickly. On account of the almost instantaneous evolution, one of the nicknames of Miami is “Magic City”. Miami’s geography and history is extremely exotic and colourful. It is so attractive that its charm is almost magnetic. The Official Website of the City of Miami further states that the city is constantly evolving. Even Continue reading...

Activities and adventures:

In order to find out Marshall Island’s attractive features, activities and adventures, which visitors find inexpensive and appeasing, research on the Island’s tourism industry is carried out. The Marshall Island boasts of its clear blue waters, and offers divers superb deep sea diving adventures in deep blue ocean waters. Other adventurous activities include:

Surfing the waves,

Trekking the rocky parts of the island,
Skydiving over the blue waters,
Kayaking and truck tours across lands, which are barely charted.
Accommodation is also affordable for all visitors. The Marshall Islands are a great destination for explorers, adventure seekers, and for those purely Continue reading...

Official Coca-Cola "Big Game" Commercial 2015

Thematically, Coca-Cola's "Big Game" is an online advertisement employing a highly successful Happiness campaign in recent years (Coca-Cola). Rhetorically, "Big Game" deploys components of ethos, pathos and logos as part of advertising effort. This analysis aims to explore rhetorical devices of mainly pathos, logos and ethos deployed by Coca-Cola.
For pathos, users / viewers are bombarded by common negative words and/or expressions "I hate u, "HATE," "you're a stupid" and "loser". This is combined by a rich visual composition of emoticons, screaming or growling faces. Through an initial sequence of negative effects, advertisement's tone is set only to be Continue reading...