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    PEE- HOW ARE PEOPLE PRESENTED IN THE ’AT HIRUHARAMA’? In the Prose ’At Hiruharama’ women are presented in a very positive light. ’Why‚ yes it must be six months since he came‚ ’ said kitty‚ as though she was making a conversation’. Even though kitty in labor she is making a conversation that shows how relaxed she is‚ the author may want to portray the calm nature of the females. The word ’ as though’ stands out because Kitty is not capable of doing so however she is trying‚ this may make readers

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    The Laboratory is a poem which is set in the 18th century and is about a jealous woman who thinks her husband is cheating on her so she asks a chemist to make poison so she can kill her lover’s mistress. The main themes throughout this poem are love‚ hate and jealousy which eventually lead to death. Lady Macbeth is a play which was written in the 17th century and is about a deeply ambitious women who lusts for power and status‚ her ambition is shown by immediate determination for Macbeth to be king

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    She was a servant in the house of Reverend Parris. Tituba was a dark woman from Barbados‚ and could have quite possibly been the cause of the horrible events in Salem Village starting up. Many girls from Salem Village were caught by Reverend Parris as they were dancing in woods while Tituba stirred a stew in a crucible

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    Have you ever craved to be the center of attention? Spun a lie to feel important? However what happens when that certain lie begins to spiral out of control? In The Crucible‚ by Arthur Miller‚ this complex situation happens to Abigail Williams; she is a mere child of seventeen years old‚ who frightens her peers due to her belligerent behavior. Therefore‚ when she begins to falsely accuse townspeople of being witches‚ her peers begin to blindly imitate her. Their duplicity soon has their whole town

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    desperation when she is alone with proctor and throwing herself at him trying to receive his love. “[Abigail] cannot sleep for dreamin‘‚ [She] cannot dream but [she] wake and walk about the house as though [she] find you comin’ through some door.” The quote is a great example of Abigail’s desperation‚ it shows how she

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    them because they take all the fame‚ and that pretty much leaves the rest of the nobles in the shadow. He also voices his own opinion of Queen Elizabeth. He says that he thinks that she married into the royal family for her personal interest‚ not for love. Richard then turns his frustration on Queen Margaret‚ who has suddenly appeared from out of nowhere. He tells her that it’s her own fault that she suffers. He also brings up the fact that she was always ill-mannered to his father‚ among other . Then

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    ESSAY `A hero´ -How successfully does the writer present the close family relationships with: his father‚ his granny‚ his mother and the relations between father and mother and comment the use of words‚ phrases and techniques. The story of “A hero” focuses on the character Swami – a ten year old loving cricket boy and his relationship with his family‚ especially with his overbearing (dominating) father. The centre of the story concerns a family and their relationships with each other.

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    How are dreams presented in Of Mice and Men? During the 1930’s in America‚ at the time of the Great Depression‚ John Steinbeck‚ an ordinary migrant worker wrote perhaps the shortest but well known novel – Of Mice And Men. I think Steinbeck was influenced by the poem “To A Mouse”‚ because the novel and poem are slightly alike. They both have dreams and determination but in the end‚ both are destroyed. In the novel‚ Steinbeck shows us that dreams are futile. You only have the dream because you are

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    when he says‚ “Shall free thee from the tribute which thou payest. And I the king shall love thee.”(2.1.259-260) which reassures Antonio of the action they are about to perform and give him protection and attention something that similarly‚ Caliban would also desire as the language resembles the previous quote in which Caliban remarked‚ “...and I loved thee”(1.2.334-336) in a manner implying that he too expected love in return. Had this been said to Caliban he would have been at Sebastian’s feet‚ seeing

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    Explore how love and lovers is presented in Romeo and Juliet and The Labrotory. Love. Love is a feeling of a deep romantic or sexual attachment to someone‚ An intense feeling of deep affection. Love in Romeo and Juliet is a brutal‚ powerful emotion that captures individuals and catapults them against their world‚ and at times‚ against themselves. In The Laboratory love is presented as a unpleasant feeling‚ filled with jealousy‚ obsession and overall revenge‚ which is also a dramatic monologue which

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