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Discuss the theme of power in Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'

Power is an ambiguous term. The student could take this question to multiple areas od exploration, such as masculine superiority, female subversion, post-colonialism, marxism, supernatural power, to name ...

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Answered by Florrie R. English tutor
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Write a Commentary on Valentine by Carol Ann Duffy (Paper 1)

http://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poetry/poems/valentine The poem “Valentine” by Carol Ann Duffy dismisses the archetypal and materialistic notions surrounding love and romance and instead explores ...

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Answered by Mathilda H. English tutor
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Explore how far Shelley presents the monster as an evil character. “The monster saw my determination in my face, and gnashed his teeth in the impotence of anger.”

We might like to consider what it means to be an evil character. One way Victor presents the monster as evil is to paint him as savage, incapable of compassion and ruled by his emotions, not his reason.1....

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Answered by Max G. English tutor
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What are the main literary devices and what effect do they have?

There are various literary devices a writer can use in their work. These are usually used to improve the quality of a description and to achieve desired effects. Keep an eye out for writers using these in...

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Answered by Chloe M. English tutor
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In an Inspector calls, how does Eva smith represent the society of the time?

Eva smith, represents not only responsibility but forces the Birling family to feel and accept their guilt. She is the symbol of the working class within a capitalist society; 'smith' being a common surna...

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Answered by Alexandra W. English tutor
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