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The ending of World War 2 sparked more interests in what is the social norm. Abundant about of people coming back from the war wanted to start families. The baby boom increased the about of kids in America drastically. These kids of the baby boom started a new age class in America, the “teenager”. Prior…

The protagonists Meursault and Oedipus in The Outsider and Oedipus the King are presented in their respective works as characters with flaws – flaws that are fairly minor initially, but develop progressively into catalysts for their eventual demise. Ostensibly, these two characters are significantly different, yet comparisons can be drawn between the two: Meursault’s self…

A Tragedy can be described as a particular kind of drama where characters experience temporary reversals of fortune leaving the principal character with some sort of misfortune. The makings of this concept can be seen in “The Tempest” Act 2 with the characters Stephano, Trinculo and Caliban. These three characters come into agreement to the…

Charles Dickens’s novel, Oliver Twist, is a tale of misfortune and coincidence, fear and entrapment, and reward for humility and suffering. While recounting the tale of the orphan Oliver Twist, Dickens comments on the implications of the New Poor Law, which increased the hardships of impoverished Victorians, and on the well-fed hypocrisy of the middle…

(No response. She sees the blackboard, reads:) “He. She. It. Arf.” (She notices the numbers around the walls, and reads:) “Wen–yu–fre–fal–fynd–iff–heven–waitz.” (Noticing the empty chairs, she practices her greeting, as if there were people sitting in them) Hello, my name is Dawn. It’s very nice to meet you. How do you do, my name is…

By close consideration of Act 5 Scene 3, lines 1 to 160, discuss how Shakespeare uses the setting and atmosphere in this scene to bring the play to its inevitable conclusion By close examination of Act 5 Scene 3, the reader can clearly see that Shakespeare uses many references to imagery, and also uses many…

The Iceberg is small from the top, and big from the bottom, and this shows that it isn’t easy to break or to go through it, just like the Inspector. The family cannot stop the Inspector from answering his questions, ‘Is there any reason why my wife should answer questions from you, Inspector? ‘, and…

Friar Lawrence plays a key role in Romeo and Juliet, as an advisor to the couple, as the cleric who marries them to each other, and by planning the means of their escape from Verona. Throughout the play, his intentions may be played as being good (although this is debatable), however, the ironic outcome of…

Act 2 Scene 2 is a well known scene in the play Romeo and Juliet. The theatre that the majority of Shakespeare’s plays were ad still are performed is called the Globe theatre. It was open in 1599 and is shaped as a wooden ‘o’. This obviously causes restrictions because of the stage being towards…

In the events leading up to Act 3 Scene 5, Romeo has been banished and so is spending a final night with Juliet. Furthermore the audience has just learnt that Lord Capulet has agreed to let Paris marry Juliet on Thursday. This leaves the audience worried for not only Romeo’s safety but also Juliet as…