Comparison Of Literature In English Literature

English Literature (The Modern Age) THE MODERN AGE - PROSE 5-I CONRAD a: He is merely referring to himself and his past with which he was unfamiliar and it were the happenings, which made him realize the realities and his own qualities. b: Leggatt is his other self because of all the similarities and it primarily because of the way that they have lived their lives and their approach and the way they look at things which makes him do the comparison. 5-II SAKI (HECTOR HUGH MONRO) It is more of an admiration for the female who could handle any situation and she had the power to mesmerize others. Moreover she was a pretty flexible person and at most of the times was quite flirtatious. 5-III FORSTER a: They are both rides and they have a certain destination. They start from a point and they both have a purpose, which is to take you to the end of the road and at the end of the day what matters is whether you were satisfied or not although the second one is more of a longer and eternal journey. b: The approach has got more to do than the age difference because the child is ahead of his age and he seeks things in an adventurous manner and he wants to learn more while Mr. Bons is more of a bonified character who is more afraid of changes. 5-IV WOOLF The main reason for that is that females did not have that kind of accessibility to fame and openness of mind at the time and secondly to survive at the same time while competing with someone of the caliber of Shakespeare was next to impossible. 5-V MAUGHAM a: He believed that Edward was not suited for the job because he lacked that insight and the requirements, which demanded for him to be vocal and to have those communication skills, which were simply absent in his case. b: E...

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...able to help themselves the most as compared to anyone else. 5-XII THOMAS a: They are regarding his approach to death, approach to life, his playfulness of the youth and the ability to see to the future for hope. b: He was indifferent to it all. c: It did change because he got exposed to the realities of the life and he began to value life and feared death in the sense that it was all so inevitable. d: He expected his father to share his sentiments and to be more open to the idea that sacrifice was a part of life. 5-XIII ATWOOD a: He does so out of courtesy and is of the opinion that it is the only way he could have extended his help. b: It means that I am completely lost in a place where there is nothing familiar to me and nothing seems similar to what he is used to. 5-XIV PINTER a: The mother and the father. b: About the future of their children.