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In Scene IV of the Poker Night in Tennessee Williams' A Streetcar Named Desire, what is the significance of the use of primary colours in the setting of the Kowlaski Apartment?

In the Scene of the Poker Night in A Streetcar Named Desire, the opening description of the living room as being romanticised by ‘primary colours’ is in stark contrast to the description of New Orleans in...

Answered by Esther A. English Literature tutor
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How to structure an A-Level essay

An essay should comprise an introduction, three main points answering the essay question and a conclusion. Say the essay question was: ‘Discuss how Duffy presents pain as an intrinsic part of love in her ...

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Discuss the presentation of pride and prejudice in ‘Pride and Prejudice’

Mrs Hurst and Miss Bingley are, from the very start, prejudiced against Elizabeth, and people from the country. They are described as ‘very fine ladies; not deficient in good humour when they were pleased...

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How does Wordsworth in Tintern Abbey create a sense of place?

Arguably less so than London, Tintern Abbey conveys a 'sense' of a physical place by using certain descriptions and techniques to make the location appear more tangible and accessible to a reader. Althoug...

Answered by Tabatha W. English Literature tutor
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‘In The Great Gatsby Fitzgerald presents 1920s America as a moral wasteland.’ Explore this viewpoint with close reference to Fitzgerald’s craft

The moral wasteland of 1920s America is presented by Fitzgerald in The Great Gatsby through social and moral decay within society. This destruction is masked by the façade of opulence in East Egg...

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