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In the play, Lady Macbeth is a huge catalyst for Macbeth’s downfall and subsequent evil actions. Her powerful use of persuasive language reveals her as an ambitious character who is motivated by aspirations ...

Perhaps the most conspicuous example of such circumvention in Measure for Measure is the Duke's attempt to avoid his responsibilities as a leader. Despite the order for 'No more evasion' originating from Vin...

The most important thing to remember is that this type of question is testing your ability to write a clear and organised piece. Naturally, it is important to write in the correct form (framing your letter f...

While the more archaic language of quotations from Shakespeare may seem intimidating, there’s no need to panic. As with all close reading questions, it’s important to begin your approach to the passage by ma...

Macbeth’s soliloquy in Act 1 Scene 7 consists entirely of an internal battle that Macbeth is having with himself based on the plan to murder Duncan. He is beginning to contemplate whether the advantages of k...