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How does Priestley present the character of Sheila in 'An Inspector Calls'?

Sheila Birling is arguably one of the strongest and most complex characters in 'An Inspector Calls', due to her depth of feeling, and the change that her character undergoes throughout the play.
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Answered by Amber-Page M. English Literature tutor
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How does Simon Armitage portray the relationship between father and son in his poem 'Harmonium'?

The poem starts off with a tone of reminiscence, with the harmonium 'gathering dust', showing that it has clearly been forgotten in the church for many years, echoing the type of nostalgic relationship be...

Answered by Sasha B. English Literature tutor
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How should I prepare for an unseen poem?

An unseen poem is designed to test your ability to respond to a poem, rather than memorising analysis, and your knowledge and application of literary terms. Though it can seem daunting, it is possible to ...

Answered by Bethan S. English Literature tutor
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How does Margaret Atwood present Moira's character in 'The Handmaid's Tale?'

As a feminist and lesbian, Moira is immediately presented as an unconventional, rebellious character as such identifications are in fact illegal in the misogynistic and patriarchal society of Gilead. As a...

Answered by Emily C. English Literature tutor
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What are the first things I look for in an unseen poem?

There are several things you should look for to analyse all poems, and as long as you remember them, analysing unseen poetry is easier than it seems. Don’t forget to structure your answer...

Answered by Melissa E. English Literature tutor
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