[SOLVED] A conflict in life between good and evil.

A conflict in life between good and evil. This paper should be between 1,250-2,000 words in length. Provide a word-count at the end of the paper. Also include a works cited page and provide citations in the text of your essay in accordance with the MLA citation method. Double-space your essay and use 14-point Times New Roman font.

PROMPT:

All three novelists we have read for class used allegory in their novels to express a conflict in life between good and evil. In Wilde’s novel, the conflict mainly is within Dorian’s own nature, but it is reflected in his relations with others and with his picture. In Woolf’s novel, the conflict is between the life-enabling and life-frustrating elements within one’s nature and within society, and the conflict is reflected differently in different characters according to their individual natures.  In Fitzgerald’s novel, the conflict is between a generous and open-hearted approach to life and a manipulative and self-centered use of others and narrowminded understanding of reality.  In your essay, discuss the conflict between good and evil in two or three of these novels.

NOVELS TO BE DISUCSSED IN ESSAY INCLUDE:

– The Gate of Angels by Penelope Fitzgerald

– Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf

-The Picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde (Use the 1891 first book edition!)

others and with his picture. In Woolf’s novel, the conflict is between the life-enabling and life-frustrating elements within one’s nature and within society, and the conflict is reflected differently in different characters according to their individual natures.  In Fitzgerald’s novel, the conflict is between a generous and open-hearted approach to life and a manipulative and self-centered use of others and narrowminded understanding of reality.  In your essay, discuss the conflict between good and evil in two or three of these novels.

NOVELS TO BE DISUCSSED IN ESSAY INCLUDE:

– The Gate of Angels by Penelope Fitzgerald

– Mrs. Dalloway by Virginia Woolf

-The Picture of Dorian Grey by Oscar Wilde (Use the 1891 first book edition!)