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How is the theme of death presented in Hamlet?

Hamlet - shows his cowardiceUses hyperbole to exaggerate and justify his actionsPolonius - His death presented as a nuisance; signifies social prejudices Gertrude - tragic hero Ophelia - result of her mad...

GR
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Do what extent can Aeneas be considered an 'epic' hero?

Aeneas can be considered an epic hero through multiple factors. One of the most important factors to consider is his relationship to the gods.Evidence for his relationship with the gods is most prominent ...

EB
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How to assess Shakespeare's presentation of conflict in Macbeth

This Tragedy, which was believed to have been performed in 1606, highlights numerous conflicts within its structure. The chronological nature of events allows for the pace to increase naturally, gradually...

DM
Answered by Deirbhile M. English tutor
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What is recursion and why is it useful?

Recursion is when a named block of code (a subroutine or function) calls itself. We can use recursion to describe some algorithms in very few lines. For example, the following block of p...

JW
Answered by John W. Computing tutor
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When do past participles agree in French?

When a verb in French uses a form of 'être' as an auxiliary alongside its past participle, the past participle agrees with the subject of the verb in gender and number. There is no agreement if the auxili...

MP
Answered by Michael P. French tutor
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