I read the story of the great writer Robert Louis Stevenson "The Adventure of the Hansom Cab" and together with Lisa Tulaeva, we wrote an essay based on one of the topics that are touched upon in this work. The theme we took is Officer honor and we wanted to share with you and get your opinion.

"Officer honor"

While reading any work that touches on a certain historical period, especially the military, you immediately want to analyze the lifestyle of officers, people who have passed such a difficult period in their lives. The personality of these people fascinates with their confidence in their words, which often stand above their whole life, since the loss of honor is the worst nightmare for real officers "Know that, no matter what circumstances you find yourself in, you can count on me. I will never leave you." Not every man is able to give his life for a promise, but every self-respecting officer will stand up for every word spoken, with his honor.

 Adverbs in English

Adverb is an independent and independent part of speech that indicates a sign of an action or various circumstances under which an action takes place.

"Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley!

I recently read Mary Shelley's incredible novel Frankenstein, or Modern Prometheus. A Gothic novel by English writer Mary Shelley, which tells the story of the labors of the talented young scientist Victor Frankenstein, who, with the help of his fateful experiments, managed to overcome death itself - to revive lifeless matter. I advise everyone to read this work.

But today I would like to compare the novel and the theatrical production based on this novel. Let's start with what is a novel and what is a play?