In Cormac McCarthy’s ‘All the Pretty Horses’, the third chapter entails much discussion about cultural differences, especially in regards to the United States and Mexico. Upon arriving at the prison, John Grady meets Perez, an individual who lives in a… Read moreAll the Pretty Horses Chapter 3 Post

In Cormac McCarthy’s ‘All the Pretty Horses’, chapter two encompasses many differences in cultures. One of which is revealed while John Grady and the great aunt play a game of chess. While conversing, the great aunt goes on to explain… Read moreAll the Pretty Horses Chapter 2 Post

In Cormac McCarthy’s ‘All the Pretty Horses’, the opening chapter includes much discussion about negative themes; despite this, some positives do hold true. Most notably, there is an optimistic vibe in the friendship formed between John Grady and Rawlins. The… Read moreERA #2, All the Pretty Horses Chapter 1

The film, ‘Saving Private Ryan’ is known to be one of the best war films ever created. The replication of the Normandy Beach storming from World War II left many viewers, including me in awe. I noticed the first several… Read moreSaving Private Ryan Post

            In chapter six of Samuel Huntington’s ‘Who Are We?’ there is an emphasis on creating an American identity. I found the example of Benjamin Franklin that he used to be quite fascinating. Given his reputation and historical background, it… Read more‘Who Are We?’ Chapter 6 Post