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Iago's monologues in Act I, Scene I of Othello set up his character as the antagonist of the play. He outlines one of his reasons for hating Othello: the fact that he was passed over for promotion in favo...

(Taken from AS Level poetry section)

Dickinson presents the idea of death and loss to be something that is not unusual in her life. By using the word 'common' to describe the night, it suggests dea...

Jealousy is inherent to Shakespeare's 'Othello'; with its use illuminating the disturbing traits which even the noblest of characters cannot escape. The character of 'Othello' is used by Shakespeare to ex...

Jealousy has been a powerful theme in literature since the Greek classics and has had a strong influence on authors throughout different literary periods. Shakespeare demonstrates this theme predominantly...

English essays should be natural rather than forced, so it can be difficult to come up with a fixed structure to apply to every paragraph. However, there are some useful tips and pointers that can be used...