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By close analysis of the extract, discuss how Williams explores gender roles. (p32 ‘Stanley (yelling): Sit down!...’ – p33 ‘...Blanche: 'DuBois.’)

The theme of alcohol is recurrent through ‘Streetcar’ to assist Williams in his presentation of complex gender roles. This motif becomes one which is associated with men, in particular Stanley as the alpha m...
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Give me an example of a literary device you can use to create suspense.

Short sentences.Dramatic imagery.Use of provocative language.
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How do I write an introduction for a 1200-1500 word essay?

An introduction should be about 200-300 words long. If your question includes a key term, for example, 'Explore how hopelessness is portrayed in "Streetcar Named Desire"', it is important to come u...
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How to "Analyse the given poem for the theme of death by exploring the metaphors and other literary techniques".

Firstly, we would go over the poem and discuss it to make sure we understand the poem. We would then go back to the question and underline the parts of it that are important, for example "death", &...
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Why does Romeo seem to love Rosaline and then very quickly love Juliet? (Romeo and Juliet, Shakespeare, play taught at GCSE)

This is a really good question that's answer is central to the the plot of Romeo and Juliet. I agree that it does seem surprising that after spending a great deal of the first four acts of the play exclaimin...
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Answered by Alice F. • English tutor
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