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    The slashing of tyres has also been common particularly when coupled with death threats against prominent figures in the media and politics. In response more organised groups within the movement have attempted to increase public awareness surrounding these incidents stating that it is unclear whether it is the work of extremist individuals or…

Hodges Music is a universal trait of humankind. Throughout the ages it has played a significant role in the lives of people In every part of the globe This can be illustrated by imagining an internal soundtrack for each of the following vignettes. Formalize, Brazil: Nighttime revelers parade down the street by the light of…

This becomes apparent to us through the episode with the three female vampires. Harker is amazed at these creatures as he has never seen women so unrestrained before and he is deeply stunned. He seems helpless to do anything to fight against them and we find out that he does not want to fight them…

Exam Stoker’s presentation of women in Dracula. In your answer you should consider… 1. To what degree do women conform to social norms 2. Archetypes 3. How the language is sexually charged 4. Their importance to the narrative Mina and Lucy both represent very respectable upper-middle class women of the time, and play a very prominent role throughout the novel….

”In An Inspector Calls” we see another side to how women were treated because when the Inspector came, Sheila and Mrs Birling were expected to stay out of the room to let the men deal with it but Sheila was strong minded and stayed in the room. Also we see that early on when Eva…

” An Inspector Calls” is full of lies and deceit. Write fully about the way in which Priestly exposes weakness and wickedness, not only in the characters on stage, but also in society. The title of the play “An Inspector Calls,” is very specific and immediately we know that the key words are Inspector and…

H. G Wells was a man of new ideas and had strong political and moral views, which are prevalent throughout his 1898 novel ‘The War of the Worlds’. Wells was a staunch anti-colonialist, the very idea of Empires taking over ‘inferior’ races repulsed him and this greatly influenced his writing in the novel. Wells was…

Portia is, in my opinion, the most interesting character in ‘The Merchant of Venice’. She has two sides, kind of like a split personality. One minute she’s helping people and being nice to them, then next she’s back stabbing them and treating them like they are below her in some way. Portia makes us feel…

The main characters in both ‘The Fly Paper’ by Elizabeth Taylor and ‘The Withered Arm’ by Thomas Hardy are women. These women come from everyday life and are set in the social settings of the writers’ own times. Thus, the characters in ‘The Withered Arm’ come from Victorian rural England. Rhoda Brook is a poor…

In ‘Julius Caesar’, William Shakespeare instantly identifies the differences of status and class between the characters. He manages this by using different techniques such as ‘prose’ and ‘blank verse’. The devices help differentiates the character’s class by the way they speak. The low class – commoners – who are called “idle creatures” by the tribunes…