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In George Orwell's dystopian novella "Animal Farm" (1946), Squealer is a character that repeatedly abuses language to manipulate the other animals in order to justify Napoleon's action. This is ...

Priestley believed that in a rapidly developing capitalist world, issues of social responsibility were of increasing importance. He explores this message in his play, 'An Inspector Calls' through a carefu...

The most obvious ‘uncertainty’ facing both Hamlet and the audience, is if the Ghost’s words are true. ‘The Ghost poses a great deal of uncertainty’, demanding Hamlet to ‘revenge his most foul unnatural mu...

Madness can be identified in a number of characters in Shakespeare's 'King Lear', and such mental tumult plays a vital role in determining the play's most significant events. Madness is primarily seen wit...