In “Miss Brill,” how does the narrator’s use of dialogue and inner thoughts help to develop Miss Brill’s character?

In “I Stand Here Ironing,” how does the historical and cultural context of the story influence the setting?

In Act 2, Scene 2, what does Polonius believe is the cause of Hamlet’s madness?

In “A Rose for Emily,” which character functions as the antagonist in the story?

What does the raven symbolize in Poe’s poem?

What sound device is most prominent in The Raven?

How can the lottery itself be interpreted as an allegory?

How does the narrator’s tone throughout the story best reflect her feelings about her role as a mother?

In “A Rose for Emily,” which plot element is most closely represented by the town’s recollection of Colonel Sartoris remitting Emily’s taxes?

How does Whitman use word order to emphasize the speaker’s emotional shift?