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The two poems, “Stealing” by Carol Ann Duffy and “Porphyria’s Lover” by Robert Browning, will be compared and contrasted on the ways that the poets reveal their narrator’s personalities and…
Both poems have ‘anger’ in them. In ‘ogun’ as the poem nears to the end the sentences start to become shorter. This is shown as from the first sentence of…
Charlotte Bronte was born in Haworth, West Yorkshire in 1820. She had five brothers and sisters. Her father was the rector of the local church. Her mother, Mariah, died in…
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Tatamkhulu Afrika and Chinua Achebe both effectively convey their feelings and attitudes towards society in [A S 1]many ways. In this essay I hope to discuss the way both poems…
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The way in which pre 1914 stories use the social history of the time to create mesmerizing reading involves the writers focusing on isolation, superstition and different themes. They use…
The two stories “Tony Kytes the Arch-Deceiver” by Thomas Hardy written in the Victorian times and Roald Dahl’s “Lamb to the Slaughter” written in the 1950’s have their very own…
Horror stories are always set in an ordinary or extraordinary setting. They do this for the following reasons; an ordinary setting, such as that used in the darkness out there…
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Gothic novels were very popular in the late 18th century, early 19th century, and were characterised by an atmosphere of mystery horror and a sense of the unknown. Good examples…
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In this essay I will be discussing whom was/were responsible for the suicide of Daisy Renton/ Eva smith in JB Priestly’s “An Inspector Calls”. I will discuss each character in…
The poems Havisham By Carol Ann Duffy and The Laboratory By Robert Downing both convey strong emotions. In particular it is present in both the apparent emotion of bitterness. In…
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