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In "Jane Eyre" Charlotte Bronte explores the idea of religion by making Jane feel like she can conform to any religion which allows the reader to understand that religion is your own belief, and how you feel on the inside.

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In "Hamlet", William Shakespeare shows how differently someone may truly be compared to how they appear or secretly want to be, causing the readers to be able to explore deceit through vulnerable situations.

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In the novel "Their Eyes Were Watching God", Zora Neale Hurston showcases the journey it takes to find one's identity by presenting the main character, Jamie's, obstacles on finding her identity through others opinions and allows for the reader to see and understand Jamie's struggles in finding a sense of self leading one to feel empathy towards her through her journey to growth.

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In "Their Eyes Were Watching God," Zora Neale Hurston presents the idea that desire doesn't always lead people to the right place, letting people grow through experience.

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In "Jane Eyre", Charlotte Bronte puts forth the notion that family connects with support for ones livelihood, motioning people to clearly understand and respect their relatives.

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In the play "Hamlet," Shakespeare presents the idea that religion is a very complex concept which can be difficult to understand causing people to be confused at times and for texts to also carry different meanings/ interpretations from person to person.

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Motif: Stereotyping
Theme Statement: The author of ¨Invisible Man¨ Ralph Ellison, uses stereotyping to send a message to society, by not assuming how someone will act based on the color of their skin, but instead by their character.

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In "Invisible Man", Ralph Ellison presents the subject of racism, which shows the readers how much African-Americans struggled from oppression, and leads them to a more understanding and empathetic mindset.

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In ¨Jane Eyre¨ Charlotte Bronte presents the idea that social class and social rules do not define your worth. Leading one to feel valuable no matter our social position.

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In Charlotte Bronte's "Jane Eyre", Bronte presents the idea of how gender roles can challenge the status quo with an independent woman or a sensitive man, creating a sense of empowerment and individuality in the reader.

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In "Frankenstein", Mary Shelley presented the idea of loss of innocence as something that can deterioate someone's soul leading one to feel more aprreciative of innocence.

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In "Invisible Man", Ralph Ellison conveys the affects of power through a character's lost sense of self and feelings of inferiority caused by his differences, which assists the reader in better understanding how power can impact an individual's internal struggles.

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In "Frankenstein", Mary Shelley explores how an unhealthy ambition can blind oneself from the hardships and hurt they inflict on the ones that they love.

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In Shakespeare's play, "Hamlet", many characters obsess over the illusion of honor because of the benefits received in society illustrating to readers through their failure that true honor revolves around good intentions with good action, and the benefits of honor will not be reaped if it is a facade.

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In "Hamlet", William Shakespeare asserts that revenge leads only to more pain: by building up likable characters and killing them off with revenge-inspired actions, Shakespeare attempts to elicit a feeling of sadness and a desire to not follow in the characters's footsteps from the readers.

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In "Their Eyes Were Watching God," Zora Neale Hurston uses love to give a greater understanding of how people deal with different types of relationships, causing the readers to be able to relate more and be able to see how love can affect someone's actions.

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In "Hamlet", author, William Shakespeare, presents the idea of corruption in people when they desire power which causes them to betray their own family and friends in order to attain and maintain that power, leading the reader to understand the value of loyalty and kinship.

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In "Frankenstein," Mary Shelley presents the idea that family should support each other regardless of one's appearance or behaviors, allowing one to express him/herself more openly.

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In " Invisible Man" Ralph Ellison presents the idea that the danger of stereotypes causes people to underestimate the values of an individual leading one to a feeling of hatred.

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In "Jane Eyre," Charlotte Bronte presents the idea that the fear of unknown helps gives a greater understanding of oneself through the courage of experiencing something greater which leads one to be more curious and open to unknown possibilities.

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In "Their Eyes Were Watching God", Zora Neale Hurston shows how race does not always have to matter to people because the only person who can make someone hate race of people is themselves

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In the book "Their Eyes were Watching God", Zora Neale Hurston made Janie seem inferior to all of the men she was with, which allows the reader to understand that you don't have to live up to the societal norm, and that you should be yourself no matter what.

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In "Jane Eyre", Charlotte Bronte enhances the difference between feelings and judgement which allows readers to understand the importance of both in life, that intimate feelings can affect your judgement on the persons actual characteristics and intentions for you.

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In "Frankenstein" by Mary Shelley, Victor Frankenstein isolates himself to further find knowledge about his goals, representing a way that helped the reader understand what Frankenstein's goals were, and how to comprehend the information that was being put forth.