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WHAT DO WE LEARN ABOUT THE WORLD OF THIS NOVEL FROM THE DESCRIPTION OF ITS PHYSICAL LANDSCAPE AND THOSE WHO INHABIT IT?
Ishmael in Moby Dick is depicted as a person who has a strong sense of id because we know that he wants to get away from people,” this is my substitute for pistol and ball.” He knows that Id could … Continue reading
Compare the similarities and differences of Ishmael and Pip in the openings of the novel
Ishmael in Moby Dick is depicted as a person who has a strong sense of id because we know that he wants to get away from people,” this is my substitute for pistol and ball.” He knows that Id could … Continue reading
WHY LADY MACBETH IS THE MAIN CAUSE OF DUNCAN’S MURDER?
I am going to explain why I think Lady Macbeth is the main catalyst in the murder of Duncan and the reason why it happened. Lady Macbeth has a large amount of control over Macbeth, which enables her to … Continue reading
EXPLORE THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE TWO VERSIONS OF MACBETH AND HOW THEY TELL THE STORY OF THE PLAY”S OPENING?
During this response I will attempt to compare the older version of Macbeth to more modern one. I will be taking into account the setting, use of effects and music, how the characters play the part and any other dramatic … Continue reading
IN WHAT WAYS COULD “A VIEW FROM A BRIDGE” BE CONSIDERED A TRADGEDY?
In this piece I will be connecting “A view from a bridge” to the genre of tragedies in three main areas. How the opening of the play establishes a connection between the modern style of tragedies and the Greek era, … Continue reading
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Miller depicts Alfieri as a very reasonable and & level headed person. ” I understand you. But the law is very specific, the law does not…” Firstly People always like to know where you are coming from, so for … Continue reading
HOW DOES MILLER CREATE TENSION AT THE END OF ACT 1?
Miller depicts huge tension at the end of act 1 by Marco’s clear protective instinct for Rodolpho. “A strained tension griping his eyes and jaw, his neck stiff, the chair raised like a weapon of Eddie’s head.” This quotation … Continue reading
HOW DOES MILLER PRESENT EDDIE ND ALFIERI’S CONTRASTING MINDSETS IN THIS SCENE?
HOW DOES MILLER PRESENT EDDIE ND ALFIERI’S CONTRASTING MINDSETS IN THIS SCENE? Miller shows us how Eddie is trying to make something out of nothing, and Alfieri shows him that. Eddie says, “Paper Doll they call him now. Blondie … Continue reading
WHAT DO WE LEARN ABOUT EDDIE’S RELATIONSHIP WITH BEATRICE IN THIS SCENE
Miller portrays Beatrice’s unhappiness of her relationship with Eddie. Beatrice says, “When am I gonna be a wife again, Eddie.” This reveals a time frame; this shows us that she is yearning for what the relationship once was. She directly … Continue reading
A view from a bridge 