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Shakespeare shows the theme instability and insanity while presenting Macbeth. He does this by using the metaphorical device ‘O, full of scorpions is my mind, dear wife! The connotations of scorpions are dangerous, poisonous and lethal, by saying his mind… Continue Reading →

The intentions for doing the letter ‘B’ for Banquo was that we (Blert and I) thought that Banquo had been missed out for a lot of our discussions and analysis on Banquo and he has a lot of extremely important… Continue Reading →

Shakespeare controls our impressions of Lady Macbeth by making her have shorter, sentences that interrupt Macbeth. “LADY MACBETH      Now. MACBETH      As I descended? LADY MACBETH Ay.” This promotes the power imbalance between M and LM, she interrupts in the first… Continue Reading →

Haiti speech Haiti. We’re an island. A Caribbean luxury exploding with opportunities and people willing to achieve. Taken down a manic path from the catastrophic earthquake and plague of natural disasters that disrupted the usual smooth flowing nature of our… Continue Reading →

Plan: logline- irony plot character setting problem first para- about the creator and director <story> second para- own opinion style and first thoughts third para and fourth para- details of why is good and bad review of budget verdict- why… Continue Reading →

The text: All that year the animals worked like slaves. But they were happy in their work; they grudged no effort or sacrifice, well aware that everything that they did was for the benefit of themselves and those of their… Continue Reading →

Squealer/Napoleon does a really good job of presenting the idea of no problems on animal farm to the other pigs. He uses language devices and persuasive language to do so. “Surely comrades you wouldn’t want Jones to return?” Squealer uses… Continue Reading →

I think that the implied reader for animal farm is not a child. This is because of the implication of the story and what it symbolizes. For example also the story is not one truly suited to younger readers because… Continue Reading →