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In To Kill a Mockingbird, How does Atticus encourage his children to have empathy for others?

Atticus tries to help his children empathise with others in To Kill a mockingbird. In a world where people judge each other based on their skin colour and class, Atticus wants his children to treat other ...

EC
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What are some good literary techniques to pick out in analysis of a text?

Simile: when something is said to be LIKE something else Metaphor: when something is said to BE something it is not Onomatopoeia: when a word sounds like the action it is describing Alliteration: repeated...

NB
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How do you answer a character assessment exam question, for example Tybalt from Romeo and Juliet?

Start by noting the very basic background information on the character, for example, Tybalt is a Capulet and is Juliet’s cousin. Then consider the role that the character plays in the plot, Tybalt, for ex...

RW
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What do you think the green light in the Great Gatsby symbolises?

Gatsby's green light is symbolic of his dream. This usually is tied with attaining Daisy, but can also be traced back to the green trees we see at the end of the book, which also shows how his dream is ti...

GB
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Why does punctuation matter in poetry?

Punctuation helps to establish rhythm in poetry. Its absence is often more important than its presence. A poet can use it to create a smooth flow of words or a jarring effect (e.g. using enjambment). This...

GS
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