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How does Harper Lee present courage in Ch.11?

At the begin of chapter we are introduced to a new character called Ms Dubose. Harper Lee uses this character to show courage throughout the chapter but at first we do not realise. This is because at the beginning of… Continue Reading →

Chapter 10: how do the children react to Atticus’ secret? Why?

The children are both shocked by Atticus ‘Jem was paralysed. I had to pinch him to get him moving’ This quote strengthens my point of the children’s surprise this is because earlier in chapter 10 scout said ‘ Atticus was… Continue Reading →

Should Kosovo be recognised universally?

A few days ago I was in the back of my dad’s car, on my journey back home from school. It was the conversation that we had, that was after a frustrating day, that intrigued me. I had had an… Continue Reading →

topic sentence for my homework

Sir, I am struggling to thing of a topic sentence or something to argue for with the topic being Kosovo. I have a few ideas about political and economical problems but I’m finding hard to out it into a sentence

Essay Course Work: Thomas Ballack

It was a Sunday afternoon, 14:56. The drizzle of the rain from my bedroom window seemed to sum up life. “Why’d she go?” I heard myself mumble. It had not occurred to me that my body had had its own… Continue Reading →

Act 2 Scene 2: how does Shakespeare construct our understanding of Lady Macbeth?

Shakespeare in this scene presents Lady Macbeth as a responsible calm leader. He has done this to embed his theme of power. This theme is important to the play because it would keep the audience at unease as they watch… Continue Reading →

review of ‘The Great Gatsby’

The Great Gatsby is a love-conflict novel set in the early 1900s New York in which, for Gatsby-young, handsome, rich, popular but yet mysterious-always seems alone in a crowd as his is suppressed by his infulfillment. The novel is told… Continue Reading →

Act 3 scene 2 Macbeth’s character

Shakespeare presents Macbeth as a man that is power hungry. He may have done this to emphasize his theme of power.One way in which Shakespeare has done this is in the use of imperative sentence and deviations of line structures…. Continue Reading →

A letter from Macbeth to LM

Dearest wife, For it hath been far too long since your voice hath echoed my ears. I hath longed to speak of to you for my successes will more than please you. I have won my battle, again, which will… Continue Reading →

In what way does Shakespeare control our impressions of LM

Shakespeare uses metaphors/allegorys to suppress an image of LM. ‘My hands are of your color, but I shame To wear a heart so white.’ This extract is an LM is stating that her hands are of the same colour of… Continue Reading →

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