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'Love which appears too perfect often ends in tragedy'. In light of this statement, examine how Shakespeare presents the love between Othello and Desdemona in the play.

Shakespeare's, 'Othello' follows a defiant love story which ends in tragedy as the eponymous protagonist succumbs to the, 'green eyed monster' in place of his trust in Desdemona. In a time of romanticised...

Answered by Ellen T. English Literature tutor
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How do you go about interpreting a poem?

The easiest way to interpret poetry is to organise it into distinct areas. These could include: poem type, rhyme, imagery, punctuation, and context.  For the poem type, you would need to identify some key...

Answered by Emily T. English Literature tutor
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Discuss the role of women in Hamlet.

Despite it being frequently argued that the women in Hamlet are “drawn in fainter lines than their male counterparts,” it appears that upon closer inspection their roles are much more integral to...

Answered by Izzie A. English Literature tutor
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How should I begin to analyse an unseen poem?

Firstly, read the question carefully, highlighting any key words i.e  'power' or 'nature' if it is thematic or ' structure' or 'metaphor' if it is technical, to keep in mind when reading the poem.
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Answered by Imogen F. English Literature tutor
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How do you choose quotations, and how do you use them in a paragraph?

Mainly AQA Specification

A01 is a crucial part of the marking scheme so it is important that you come to grips with it effectively. It looks at your ability to critically use textual referen...

Answered by Sophie D. English Literature tutor
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