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It is made abundantly clear in the beginning of the novel that Jane suffers from a deficiency of love, which is evidenced by the callous treatment she experiences at the hands of her only relations. Jane ...

In an Aristotelian definition of tragedy, the tragic hero's downfall is an amalgamation of their hubris, hamartia, and the tragic villain. In Shakespearean tragedy, however, the hamartia is altered to bec...

First read the question carefully and underline key words. Your argument should be along the lines of the main subject, so first identify which one it is.Once you have done that, decide on which aspect of...

You should use a 5 part structure:1st: Intro - Where you clearly set out your argument (It is imperative that your argument is clear and well thought out, the main reason for not doing well in essays or e...

"Nothing will come from nothing: speak again". Lear's words from Act 1 echo throughout Shakespeare's tragedy as the loss of Kingdom and loyalty ultimately strip the King of his mind. From nihili...