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Tempest A level analysis Act 2 scene 1
A* (full marks) analysis for Tempest act 2 scene 1 Can also be used for GCSE
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These notes focus on the need to repentance and forgiveness within The Great Gatsby, by F. Scott Fitzgerald, and Atonement, by Ian McEwan. ..That was part of the reason that Briony informed the police of Robbie’s note to Cecilia, she wanted to impress her family. Whilst being out from under their influence, she is able to shape herself and, finally, try and work for her own atonement.
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This is a comprehensive note on 'Language and Style' and it is relevant for 1st and 2nd year Language and literature students in the university or college. It deals with such issues as: "What is Style?" "What is Language?" "The Language of Literature?", and so on.
£37.50 Preview RemoveFinding Myself - An Award Winning Story
This is a story I wrote Which came 2nd in a National literature competition. It is about a young girl who is invisible who learns to be seen by finding who she really is. Word Count: 995
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A set of revision notes on 'All My Sons' by Arthur Miller, summarising a variety of key quotes and their significance. Written by an IB English student, the notes are simply displayed but highlight the crucial points, distilling the essential information. These notes will enable the student to further their understanding of the play and integrate excellent points into essays. Suitable for sixth form level (ages 16-18).
£2.00 Preview RemoveA* ANALYSIS POEMS 'NETTLES'
An A* analysis of the poem 'Nettles' in the GCSE English Literature section.
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Notes for my essay on Gender & Feminism in Hamlet. Contains questions to consider, possible essay titles, character traits of Ophelia, women's role during the Renaissance, and a breakdown of Act 1 - 5 looking at all the references of female representation. There's also the details of reference books i used.
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