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What do you think Eva Smith's character represents within the social context of the play?

Eva Smith's relationship to all of the characters at the dinner party was one in which they were forced to admit a large element of guilt. None of the family memebers treated her with respect, and all of the...
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How should I plan an essay?

The first step to planning an essay is really understanding the question asked. Make sure you know what aspects the question is getting at, and then keep this question in mind as you read through the set tex...
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How do I use a colon and a semi-colon?

Semi-colons (;) are used to join two relating clauses together, which could have been separated by a full stop. An example would be "It was raining outside; Colin picked up the umbrella". These are...
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"To what extent do the characters in of mice and men experience loneliness"

Written in the time of The Great Depression, Steinbeck's novella portrays the theme of loneliness, which is experienced by all characters to some extent. Alongside economic hardship, the loneliness of some c...
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In Lady Macbeth's first speech, how does Shakespeare present ambition? How does he present ambition in the play as a whole?

In this speech, Lady Macbeth is reading a letter from her husband in which he tells her what has happened with the witches. The audience already know all that has happened, so rather than focussing on the ac...
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