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Come, come, you froward and unable worms, My mind hath been as big as one of yours, My heart as great, my reason haply more, To bandy word for word and frown for frown. But now I see our lances are but st...

Pathetic fallacy is a specific kind of personification - that is, attributing human traits to abstract concepts or non-human entities  - which relates to the connection between a human's internal emotions...

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Language

This is the type of words that are used (eg metaohors, similes, alliteration, onamatopoeia) and the effect that they h...

Alisoun’s interpretations of biblical texts are highly unique and would have undeniably provoked surprise from a Medieval audience. This is of most notoriety in ‘Jhesus wold nat chese a vicious form of ly...

Introduction:

Benedick begins Much Ado About Nothing as a sarcastic, uncaring individual but by the end of the play is genuine and heartfelt in the way he carries himself. 

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