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Hermann-Billung-Gymnasium, Celle

Boot Camp by Morton Rhue: A Comprehensive Chapter Summary
Abstract1.587 Words / ~6 pages The cri­tic about Boot Camp by Mor­ton Rhue Chap­ters Sum­ma­ry. 1 Cha­rac­ters 1 Main sub­jects 5 Di­rec­tor 5 Good, bad pa­ges and al­so good and bad comm­ents 6 Style of wri­ting. 6 Sum­ma­ry The book “Boot Camp”, writ­ten by Mor­ton Rhue ,is about the Boot Camps in the USA. Con­nor, the son of rich par­ents ,is sent to one of the­se Boot Camps: It is cal­led “La­ke Harm­o­ny”. The­re he lear­ns that every kind of hu­ma­ni­ty can be lost wi­th the help of hur­ting by phy­si­cal me­thods or ma­te­ri­al me­thods. But he is not the on­ly one ,who wants to co­me away from La­ke Harm­o­ny ,the­re are other two child­ren: Sa­rah and Pau­ly. Wi­th them he flees un­til the fron­tier of Ca­na­da .At the fron­tier Con­nor sacri­fices hims­elf for the res­cue of the other two. So he is brought back to La­ke Harm­o­ny. He has lost his ho­pe for free­dom and so he is lost :He be­co­mes a brain­wa­shed child. At the end Con­nor’s…[show more]
Characterization of Nick Carraway. The Great Gatsby
Interpretation482 Words / ~ pages The Gre­at Gats­by (Klett Eng­lish Edi­ti­on) Cha­rac­te­riza­ti­on of Nick Car­ra­way by The no­vel “The Gre­at Gats­by” by F. Scott Fitz­ge­rald in 10th of April 1925 tells the sto­ry about dif­fe­rent cha­rac­ters in the sum­mer of 1922. The main to­pic is the mys­te­rious Jay Gats­by and hos ob­ses­si­on for Dai­sy Buchanan. Fur­ther­mo­re it con­siders the to­pics “the Ame­ri­can Dream”, the gol­den twen­ties and the emp­tin­ess of the up­per­class. The sto­ry ta­kes place in West and East Egg which is ne­ar New York Ci­ty. In the no­vel “The Gre­at Gats­by” Nick Car­ra­way is the fist per­son nar­ra­tor and in­di­ca­tes hims­elf as the aut­hor. The rea­der is in­tro­du­ced to Nick in the first chap­ter. He was born in 1892 in the Midd­le-West and is rai­sed by a wealt­hy fa­mi­ly(cf. p. 6, ll. 23 f.). He is gra­dua­ted from Yale Uni­ver­si­ty in 1915 and af­ter that he was an Ame­ri­can sol­dier in the first World…[show more]

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