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Horacio (friend of title character)

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Hamlet

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Gertrude (queen of Denmark and title character’s mother)

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Hamlet

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Ophelia drowns

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Hamlet

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Title character mistakenly stabs Polonius, thinking it’s Claudius

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Hamlet

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Title character jokes with Claudius about where he has hidden Polonius’s body

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Hamlet

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Creon (leader of Thebes)

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Oedipus

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Jocasta (mother and alter wife of title character)

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Oedipus

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Title character vows to find murderer of former king of Thebes

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Oedipus

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Title character asks Creon to ask an oracle at Delphi about a plague in Thebes

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Oedipus

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Title character resolves to never return to Corinth

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Oedipus

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Duncan (king of Scotland)

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Macbeth

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Banquo (friend of title character)

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Macbeth

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First scene is of a meeting between the three Witches

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Macbeth

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Title character kills King Duncan and takes the Scottish throne for himself

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Macbeth

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Title character receives title of “Thane of Cawdor”

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Macbeth

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Captain Ahab (captain of the Pequod, lost a leg from title animal)

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Moby Dick

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Queequeg (cannibal tribesman from Rokovoko)

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Moby Dick

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Protagonist has to share a bed with Queequeg in an inn

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Moby Dick

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Starts with “call me Ishmael.”

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Moby Dick

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Ahab will give the first man to spot the title animal a doubloon

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Moby Dick

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Agamemnon (king of Mycenae)

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Iliad

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Patroclus (companion of Achilles)

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Iliad

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Takes place during the Trojan War (Trojans against Achaeans)

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Iliad

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Patroclus is killed in Book 16

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Iliad

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George Wilson (mechanic, kills titular character)

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The Great Gatsby

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Jordan Baker (Nick’s girlfriend)

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The Great Gatsby

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Myrtle Wilson says she lives in the “Valley of Ashes”

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The Great Gatsby

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Titular character and Daisy hit Myrtle with their car

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The Great Gatsby

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29
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Nick returns to the Midwest at the end

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The Great Gatsby

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Dulcinea del Toboso (unseen character, believed to be a beautiful princess by titular character)

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Don Quixote

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Alonso Quijano (real name of protagonist, who invents the titular name for himself after falling into insanity)

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Don Quixote

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Protagonist goes mad and decides to be a knight-errant

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Don Quixote

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Protagonist asks Sancho Panza to be his squire

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Don Quixote

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Titular character is defeated by the Knight of the White Moon

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Don Quixote

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Mercutio (member of House Escalus, close friend of first titular character)

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Romeo and Juliet

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Lord Capulet (patriarch of Capulet family, father of second titular character)

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Romeo and Juliet

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Conflict between Montague and Capulet families is central to the plot

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Romeo and Juliet

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First titular character kills Count Paris

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Romeo and Juliet

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First titular character sneaks into the Capulet orchard

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Romeo and Juliet

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Harry Bailey (“Host”, travels with the pilgrims)

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The Canterbury Tales

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Madame Eglantine (“Prioress”)

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The Canterbury Tales

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Framing narrative is that the tales are part of a story telling contest between pilgrims

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The Canterbury Tales

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Made up of multiple “tales” from the pilgrims

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The Canterbury Tales

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Story starts in April

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The Canterbury Tales

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Raphael (angel sent to Eden to strengthen Adam and Eve against Satan)

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Paradise Lost

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Michael (archangel sent to Eden, militarily skilled)

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Paradise Lost

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Satan and other fallen angels get banished to Hell (Tartarus)

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Paradise lost

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Adam gets a vision of the future from Archangel Michael

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Paradise lost

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A war in Heaven of Satan’s rebellion against the angels occurs

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Paradise Lost

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Katharine Smith (Winston’s wife, she and Winston are very distant)

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1984

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Syme (Winston’s coworker, becomes an unperson)

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1984

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Protagonist works at ministry of Truth to rewrite historical records

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1984

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O’Brien is revealed to be a member of the Thought Police

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1984

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Protagonist reads The Theory and Practice of Oligarchical Collectivism by Goldstein

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1984

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Cassio (titular character’s loyal captain)

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Othello

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Brabantio (Venetian senator and Desdemona’s father)

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Othello

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Titular character kills his wife by smothering her with a pillow

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Othello

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Brabantio accuses title character of seducing Desdemona with witchcraft

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Othello

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Celebration in second act because a storm has destroyed the enemy Turkish fleet

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Othello

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Penelope (queen of Ithaca and wife to titular character)

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Odyssey

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Phemius (Ithacan bard)

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Odyssey

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Begins after the end of the Trojan War

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Odyssey

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Title character assumed dead while on his decade long journey back to Ithaca

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Odyssey

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Title character’s wife and son have to deal with a group of suitors who want the wife’s hand in marriage

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Odyssey

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Hester Prynne (protagonist)

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The Scarlet Letter

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Roger Chillingworth (husband of protagonist)

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The Scarlet Letter

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67
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Set in the Puritan Massachusetts Bay Colony

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The Scarlet Letter

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Protagonist is forced to wear the letter “A” for adultery

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The Scarlet Letter

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Protagonist’s daughter Pearl has a fascination with the letter A

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The Scarlet Letter

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Prospero (former Duke of Milan)

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The Tempest

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Miranda (Prospero’s daughter)

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The Tempest

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72
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Main character was usurped by his brother Antonio to be Duke of Milan

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The Tempest

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73
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Most of the story takes place on a remote island

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The Tempest

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Main character uses his magical powers to wreck a ship carrying his brother Antonio on it

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The Tempest

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Elizabeth Bennet (protagonist, pushed to marry for convenience but wants to marry for love)

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Pride and Prejudice

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Mr Fitzwilliam Darcy (Love interest of protagonist, owner of Pemberley estate)

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Pride and Prejudice

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Protagonist and love interest have to overcome the titular concepts

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Pride and Prejudice

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“It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife.”

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Pride and prejudice

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79
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Darcy proposes to Elizabeth at the end of the novel

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Pride and prejudice

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80
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Goneril (Titular character’s eldest daughter)

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King Lear

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81
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Cordelia (youngest and favorite daughter of titular character)

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King Lear

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82
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Based on a legendary king of the Britons

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King Lear

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83
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The titular monarch divides his power and land amongst his three daughters

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King Lear

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Title monarch disinherits his youngest daughter

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King Lear

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85
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Edward Rochester (master of Thornfield hall, eventual husband of title character)

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Jane Eyre

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86
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Sarah Reed (adopted the titular character, also her aunt)

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Jane Eyre

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Focuses on titular character’s childhood, adulthood, and romance with the mysterious Rochester

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Jane Eyre

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Main character orphaned as a child due to parents dying of typhus

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Jane Eyre

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89
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Main character enrolled in Lowood Institution, for poor and orphaned girls

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Jane Eyre

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Juno (goddess with a grudge against the Trojan people)

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Aeneid

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Cupid (half-brother of title character)

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Aeneid

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92
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About the title character fleeing the fall of Troy and traveling to Italy

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Aeneid

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93
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Title character is ancestor to all Romans

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Aeneid

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94
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Title character and Turnus duel in the last part

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Aeneid

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Scout Finch (narrator, ages from 6 to 9 in the novel)

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To Kill a Mockingbird

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Bob Ewell (main antagonist, tries to murder narrator and her brother Jem)

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To Kill a Mockingbird

97
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Takes place in Maycomb, Alabama during the Great Depression

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To Kill a mockingbird

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Scout’s father defends a black man accused of rape

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To Kill a Mockingbird

99
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Tom Robinson gets killed while trying to escape from prison

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To Kill a Mockingbird

100
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Aunt Polly (title character’s aunt and caretaker)

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The adventures of Tom Sawyer

101
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Sid (half brother of title character)

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The adventures of Tom Sawyer

102
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Title character and two of his friends run away to Jackson’s Island to be pirates

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The adventures of Tom Sawyer

103
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Main character and the friends he ran away with appear at their joint funeral

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The adventures of Tom Sawyer

104
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Set in St. Petersburg, Missouri

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The adventures of Tom Sawyer

105
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“I. The Burial of the Dead”

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The Waste Land

106
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“Shantih shantih shantih” (end of poem)

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The Waste Land

107
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“To Carthage then I came / burning burning burning”

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The Waste land

108
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“I will show you fear in a handful of dust”

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The waste land

109
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Published in The Dial

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The waste land

110
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Blanche DuBois (protagonist)

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A streetcar named desire

111
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Stanley Kowalski (husband of protagonist’s sister Stella)

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A streetcar named desire

112
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“I have always depended on the kindness of strangers”

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A streetcar named desire

113
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Blanche’s former husband died from suicide

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A streetcar named desire

114
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Blanche takes a bath after suffering a mental breakdown

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A streetcar named desire

115
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Giovanni Malatesta (murderer of his wife and the man she was cheating with)

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Divine comedy

116
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Geryon (winged creature that protagonist and his guide ride on to continue their journey)

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Divine comedy

117
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First book ends with protagonists encountering Brutus, Cassius, and Judas Iscarot

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Divine comedy

118
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A river of boiling blood and fire called Phlegethon

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Divine Comedy

119
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Begins with protagonist encountering a leopard, a lion, and a she-wolf

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Divine comedy

120
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Fantine (working-class Parisian woman)

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Les Miserables

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Cosette (illegitimate daughter of Fantine and Tholomyes)

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Les Miserables

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Friends of the ABC: association of revolutionary students

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Les miserables

123
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Begins with protagonist being released from the Bagne of Toulon

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Les Miserables

124
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Ends with the 1832 June rebellion of Paris

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Les Miserables

125
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Phoebe (younger sister of protagonist)

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The catcher in the rye

126
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Mr Antolini (protagonist’s former English teacher)

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The catcher in the rye

127
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Protagonist stops to buy a record (“Little Shirley Beans”) for his sister

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The catcher in the rye

128
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Protagonist accidentally leaves the fencing team’s equipment on the subway

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The catcher in the rye

129
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Protagonist agrees to have a prostitute named Sunny visit his hotel room

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The catcher in the rye

130
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Jim Casy (former preacher)

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The grapes of wrath

131
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Uncle John (older brother of Pa Joad)

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The grapes of wrath

132
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About the Joad family moving from Oklahoma to California during the Great Depression

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The grapes of wrath

133
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The central family travels west on Route 66

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The grapes of wrath

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Tom Joad is paroled from McAlester prison

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The grapes of wrath

135
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Stephen Dedalus (alter ego of author and recurring character in author’s works)

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Ulysses (Joyce)

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Leopold Bloom (protagonist)

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Ulysses (Joyce)

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Stephen teaches a history class on the victories of Pyrrhus of Epirus

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Ulysses (Joyce)

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Bloom attends Paddy Dignam’s funeral

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Ulysses (Joyce)

139
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Bloom attempts to place an ad in the Freeman’s Journal

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Ulysses (Joyce)

140
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Charles Marlow (captain of a boat for an ivory trading company)

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Heart of Darkness

141
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Kurtz (ivory trader)

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Heart of darkness

142
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The natives worship Kurtz

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Heart of darkness

143
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A Russian wanderer boards the steamboat

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Heart of darkness

144
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The steamboat gets attacked by a barrage of arrows during a foggy morning

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Heart of darkness

145
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Cunegonde (In love with titular character)

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Candide

146
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Cacambo (Spanish-Peruvian, title character’s valet)

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Candide

147
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Title character gets captured by Bulgar (Prussian) forces and gets coerced into military service

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Candide

148
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Title character escapes the army and makes his way to Holland

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Candide

149
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Pangloss, the titular character, and a sailor reach Lisbon and get hit by several natural disasters

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Candide

150
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Hrothgar (king of the Danes)

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Beowulf

151
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Grendel (monster and one of the antagonists)

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Beowulf

152
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Title character tears Grendel’s arm from his shoulder

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Beowulf

153
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A dragon goes on a rampage after finding out its golden cup was stolen

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Beowulf

154
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Grendel’s mother lives under a lake

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Beowulf

155
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Widow Douglas (takes title character in and tries to civilize him)

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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

156
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Miss Watson (sister of widow)

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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

157
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Title character reunites with Jim on Jackson’s Island

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Adventures of huckleberry Finn

158
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Title character and Jim get swindled by two men claiming to be a King and a Duke

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Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

159
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The Grangerford family is engaged in a blood feud with the Shepherdson family

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Adventures of huckleberry Finn

160
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Theseus (Duke of Athens)

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A Midsummer Night’s Dream

161
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Hermia (daughter of Egeus, in love with Lysander)

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A midsummer night’s dream

162
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Pyramus and Thisbe is performed in Athens

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A midsummer night’s dream

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Theseus and Hippolyta have a wedding

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A midsummer nights dream

164
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Lysander and Hermia escape into the forest away from Theseus

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A midsummer nights dream

165
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Emily Webb (main character, wife of George Gibbs)

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Our town

166
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Frank Gibbs (father of George, town doctor)

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Our town

167
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Takes place in Grovers Corners from 1901 to 1913

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Our town

168
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Emily and George marry in act ii

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Our town

169
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Simon struggles with alcoholism

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Our town

170
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Count Alexei Kirillovich Vronsky (title character cheats with him)

A

Anna karenina

171
Q

Kitty and her mother travel to a German spa so Kitty can get well

A

Anna karenina

172
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Prince Stephan ”Stiva” Arkadyevich Oblosnky

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Anna karenina

173
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Title character is dependent on morphine to help her sleep

A

Anna karenina

174
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Vronsky rides his mare Frou-Frou too hard

A

Anna karenina

175
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Luzhin (engaged to Dunya)

A

Crime and punishment

176
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Razumikhin (former law student and friend of protagonist)

A

Crime and punishment

177
Q

Protagonist lives in a tiny rented room in St Petersburg

A

Crime and punishment

178
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Protagonist visits an elderly pawnbroker on the pretext of pawning a watch

A

Crime and punishment

179
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Protagonist gets a letter that says his sister Dunya will marry a wealthy suitor named Luzhin

A

Crime and punishment

180
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Charon (mans the ferry that takes the protagonist across the river Acheron)

A

Inferno

181
Q

Pluto/Plutus (guards the fourth circle - greed)

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Inferno

182
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The city of Dis contains Lower Hell in its walls

A

Inferno

183
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Protagonist faints during the passage across the Acheron and wakes when they get to the other side

A

Inferno

184
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The Harrowing of Hell - Jesus taking a few biblical figures from hell into Heaven

A

Inferno

185
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Friday - native Caribbean who becomes friend/servant to title character

A

Robinson Crusoe

186
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Xury (servant to title character, later given to the Portuguese sea captain as an indentured servant)

A

Robinson Crusoe

187
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Title character and Friday fight off famished wolves while crossing the Pyrenees

A

Robinson Crusoe

188
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Title character teaches Friday English and converts him to christianity

A

Robinson Crusoe

189
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Title character gets enslaved by a Moor but escapes two years later

A

Robinson Crusoe

190
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Count Pyotr Kirillovich “Pierre” Bezukhov (the central character)

A

War and Peace

191
Q

Bilibin (a clever diplomat)

A

War and peace

192
Q

Begins at a soirée given by Anna Pavlovna Scherer

A

War and peace

193
Q

Contains 24 philosophical chapters about the author’s comments and views

A

War and peace

194
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Petya manages to catch a biscuit thrown from a balcony window by the Czar

A

War and peace

195
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Takes place during the Battle of Balaclava during the Crimean War

A

The charge of the light brigade

196
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“Charging an army, while / All the world wonder’d:”

A

The charge of the light brigade

197
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“Storm’d at with shot and shell”

A

The charge of the light brigade

198
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“How they rode onward”

A

The charge of the light brigade

199
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“Half a league, half a league, half a league onward”

A

The charge of the light brigade

200
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Bernard Marx (sleep-learning specialist and Alpha-Plus)

A

Brave New World

201
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Mustapha Mond (Resident world controller of Western Europe)

A

Brave New world

202
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Bernard’s boss contemplates sending him to Iceland because of his non comformity

A

Brave New world

203
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Bernard takes a holiday with Lenina to a Savage Reservation in New Mexico

A

Brave New world

204
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John is only able to articulate his feelings in terms of Shakespeare drama

A

Brave new world

205
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Jose Arcadio buendia (founder of Macondo, patriarch of family)

A

One hundred years of solitude

206
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Ursula Iguaran (matriarch of Buendia family)

A

One hundred years of solitude

207
Q

Aureliano joins a civil war against the Conservative government

A

One hundred years of solitude

208
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The Buendia family is destroyed by a windstorm at the end of the novel

A

One hundred years of solitude

209
Q

Aureliano spends the rest of his life making tiny goldfish in his workshop

A

One hundred years of solitude

210
Q

Robert walton (ship captain who gets told the whole story)

A

Frankenstein

211
Q

Elizabeth Lavenza (adopted sister and wife of title character)

A

Frankenstein

212
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Title character studies at the university of Ingolstadt in Germany

A

Frankenstein

213
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A character promises to live with his lover forever in the South American wilderness

A

Frankenstein

214
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Title character’s mother dies of scarlet fever

A

Frankenstein

215
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Chaplain Tappman (Anabaptist minister)

A

Catch-22

216
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Milo Minderbinder (mess officer at the base)

A

Catch-22

217
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Mostly takes place on the island of Pianosa in the Mediterranean Sea

A

Catch-22

218
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Main character retreats under the guise of having a chronic liver condition to avoid flying combat missions

A

Catch-22

219
Q

Main character frequently causes panic by starting rumors and orchestrating events that keep him out of battle

A

Catch-22

220
Q

Colonel Cathcart is obsessed with maintaining an image of extreme masculinity

A

Catch-22

221
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D’Artagnan (wants to take on the title job)

A

The three musketeers

222
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Milady de Winter (enemy spy)

A

The three muskateers

223
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Athos, Porthos, and Aramis are the title characters

A

The three musketeers

224
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D’Artagnan gets beat unconscious with a cooking pot and a metal tong

A

The three musketeers

225
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D’Artagnan offends the title characters and must fight in a duel with each of them

A

The three musketeers

226
Q

Simon Legree (main antagonist and slaveowner)

A

Uncle toms cabin

227
Q

Eliza (slave and personal maid to Ms Shelby)

A

Uncle Toms Cabin

228
Q

Arthur shelby loses his farm because of his debts

A

Uncle toms cabin

229
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Title character refuses Legree’s order to whip his fellow slave

A

Uncle Toms cabin

230
Q

Eva experiences a vision of Heaven before she dies

A

Uncle Toms Cabin

231
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Eliza Doolittle (flower shop owner, gets made to “talk like a lady”)

A

Pygmalion

232
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Henry Higgins (linguist)

A

Pygmalion

233
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Pickering came from India to meet Higgins, and Higgins was gonna go to India to meet Pickering

A

Pygmalion

234
Q

The Eynsford-Hills are living in “genteel poverty”

A

Pygmalion

235
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A character is described as the “most original moralist in England” by another character

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Pygmalion

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