Religious
From Literary Works
Concepts
Of People
100

This is a cultural, religious or traditional "myth" with describes the earliest beginning of the world

Creation Myths

100

From Coleridge's 1798 poem "Rime of the Ancient Mariner," a seaman brings disaster for his ship. This heavy burden for him which can be referred to as an...

Albatross Around One's Neck

100
This Castle is used to reference a time, place, or atmosphere of pure happiness

Camelot

100

She was the queen of Egypt who was involved with Caesar and Mark Antoni, she eventually killed herself to avoid capture from Octavian

Cleopatra

200

Mentioned in the Bible, This plant is known for its healing abilities

Balm in Gilead

200

From Dante Alighieri's 14th century epic poem "Divine Comedy," the 9 levels of hell are referred to as This. 

Dante's Inferno

200

This term can be used to describe a situation with contradictory conditions. For instance, in order to get a job, you need work experience

Catch-22

200

This theory is best known by the phrase "survival of the fittest," named after Charles Darwin

Darwinian

300

Before Jesus' death on the cross, This was placed on his head in mockery of him. It is a symbol for sin, sorrow, and hardship

Crown of Thorns

300

This biographies outlining great figures of the ancient world taught Frankenstein's creator about what makes a man significant and what qualities are valued in society

Plutarchs Lives

(Parallel Lives)

300

This book speaks on the idea that a piece of work or agency can end up ruining its creator

Frankenstein

300

Sometimes referred to as "Lady of the Lamp," This nurse is known for he tireless devotion to the soldiers during the Crimean War

Florence Nightingale

400

This son of Adam and Eve killed the other out of Jealousy and was punished by God

Cain

(Cain and Abel)

400

Named after a recurring character in many of Shakespeare's works, This type of character is often depicted as fat, jolly, and debouched

Falstaffian

400

This semi-mythic Mesopotamian King us a testament to the idea that in searching for the meaning of life, you give your life meaning

Gilgamesh

400

Named after a British romantic poet, This character is classified as cynical, arrogant, moody, and dark

Byronic

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