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Comment on the theme of revenge in Shakespeare’s Hamlet

Revenge tragedies were popular in Elizabethan theatre for their violent action and on-stage spectacle of bloody justice. Hamlet uses a medieval Danish revenge story as a framework to comment on t...

KM
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Explore how Frost presents decisions in ‘The Road Not Taken’.

The Road Not Taken” is often considered Robert Frost’s most popular work. The poem revolves around the concept of decisions and internal conflict, and these tropes are presented by Frost in a vari...

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How do I analyse 'character' in my exam?

Character analysis is an essential skill used in all English Literature GCSE exams. The ways that a character is presented in a text, their importance to the overall mea...

HR
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To what extent does Keats use metaphor to respond to death in ‘Ode to a Nightingale’?

Though the poem is dominated by thoughts of death, of ways to escape life, Keats does not appear to fear it. Rather, the ode’s rich imagery illustrates his acceptance of death as a refuge from the pain...

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What is the best to approach the analysis of an unseen text?

Firstly, it is pivotal to understand that everybody sitting the exam is in the same boat as you; so relax, take a deep breath.

Keep in mind the amount of time you have to answer the quest...

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