KingLandy

Thanks for the praise and suggestions! My teacher has read both Words of Radiance and Julius Caesar, so she told me I didn't have to describe the characters in an introduction; otherwise, I certainly would have. The final sentence probably should have been a statement, though, you're right. I was really surprised how well the two works fit together, and really enjoyed writing the essay. Haha, I'll be sure to post my grade, then.

Thanks! And I figure I might as well include my name here for reference. My name is John Landis.

Alright, here it is! I have yet to tag on a conclusion and should have that finished within a half hour, but I wanted to get this out ASAP. This is written with the assumption that you have read both Julius Caesar and Words of Radiance, but you should be alright even if you haven't. https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzndKj5AI8V8TjkwUTlWMEsxY0E/edit?usp=sharing Enjoy, and feel free to critique/comment! EDIT: I'm finished! New link: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BzndKj5AI8V8aGJocnlZVDB1SE0/edit?usp=sharing

Yeah, that's completely fine, I just wanted to put that out there. I should have it done within an hour or two, though.

Later tonight, after I finish some final editing, I'll be posting a ten page essay I wrote comparing Words of Radiance to Julius Caesar, especially the characters of Brutus and Kaladin. I turn the essay in tomorrow morning during school, so if anyone wants to make suggestions I'd have to see them before I go to bed tonight in order to change them. Just wanted to give everyone a heads up, hopefully you all like it! Posted! See post 4.

Thanks! It's my final essay for AP Language, so it has to be at least ten pages. I might post a topic on the forum about it when I have my ideas together.

Hello all! I'm new here but I love Sanderson's books. I've read all of the Mistborn Trilogy and the two Stormlight Archive books. I've also read Elantris, and am working on reading Warbreaker, although I don't have much time right now. I'm also writing a comparison essay between Julius Caesar and Words of Radiance on the morality of assassination and Kaladin and Brutus' struggle with that topic.