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Explore the purposes of the frame narrative technique in Mary Shelley's Frankenstein.

One purpose of the frame narrative, or 'story within a story', employed by Mary Shelley in Frankenstein is to mirror the examination of the dark internalised consciousness. The outer layer of the frame na...

Answered by Emmott L. English tutor
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How does Beckett use language to define the characters in the play “Waiting for Godot?”

Beckett uses the names of the characters to demonstrate their core values to the play. Estragon’s name has two interpretations, one, that it is French for tarragon which is well suited to his vegetable- l...

Answered by Erica P. English tutor
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Explore the idea of being an outsider' in 'Mrs. Dalloway' by Virginia Woolf

In order to answer any essay question, planning is key. The first thing to do here would be to figure out all of the characters considered 'outsiders' in this novel by Woolf. This would include Lucrezia a...

Answered by Harriet L. English tutor
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The theme of disguise is central to a number of Shakespeare’s plays. Write about any two characters (from different plays/sonnets) who employ some kind of disguise (physical or moral) and how this relates to wider issues of social identity.

“No plot device is more constantly recurrent in Shakespearean drama then is disguise,” writes critic P. Kreider.[1] Indeed, Shakespeare frequently uses cross-dressing as a means by which to spur a sequenc...

Answered by Helena N. English tutor
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How do I begin to analyse an unseen text?

The answer is simple and this structure can be applied to any type of text, irresective of the genre or length: Reading, reflecting and responding. Reading: At the beginning of the examination, the priori...

Answered by Sorana G. English tutor
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