I would like some poems reflecting work ethics, could someone help me?
In The Fellowship of the Ring, after Gandalf tells Frodo the story of the One Ring and challenges him to destroy it, Frodo looks at the ring and we read this description:
how rich and beautiful was its colour, how perfect was its roundness. It was an admirable thing and altogether precious.
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"I could add to these arguments one derived from pecuniary motives, and
particularly from the probable effects on the sale of your present
publication; but they would weigh little with you compared with the
preceding. " (Chapter 13)
What does the author mean with "The dog gives but the cat is"? The part I don't understand is the cat part. It's from Cats and Dogs by H. P. Lovecraft.
"Altogether, we may see that the dog appeals to those primitive emotional souls whose chief demands on the universe are for meaningless affect...
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The religious symbolism in C.S. Lewis's Narnia books is well known and, in many cases, very clear: Aslan is Jesus, the Calormenes are a very stereotypical portrayal of Muslims, the Dwarfs may represent Jews, and so on.
What about the Telmarines, as seen in Prince Caspian? They rule over Narnia a...
