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How is Tess described during the 'Maiden' phase and what image of her does Hardy render through his use of language?

During this phase of the book the antagonist Alec sexually assaults Tess. Hardy never explicitly states that the protagonist is raped, yet instead, uses symbolic colours and descriptive language to sugges...

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What is the best way to structure an essay?

The most common way to structure an essay is using the PEEL method, which stands for Point, Evidence, Explanation and Link. This is the easiest method to follow as it provides a clear framework that can b...

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“Othello does not kill Desdemona in jealousy, but in a conviction forced upon him by the almost superhuman art of Iago.” - Samuel Coleridge. In the light of this view, discuss the extent to which Othello is responsible for Desdemona's death.

Look in Othello at the themes of jealousy, manhood, and appearance vs reality. Othello demands that Iago provide "ocular proof" of Desdemona's infidelity. But Iago instead sets up evidence throu...

Answered by Hannah B. English Literature tutor
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'Jekyll becomes dependant on Hyde because he can express his concealed pleasures.' How far do you agree with this view?

I agree with the statement to a significant degree, Stephenson presents the duality of man throughout his novel showing that no person is completely good. Dr Jekyll's obsession with scientific discovery l...

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When should i start revising for my exams?

Revision is vital for exams but everyone works differently and at a different pace. Some prefer to do hours of reading and some need small bursts of writing. I personally would recommend a system that slo...

Answered by Jessica H. English Literature tutor
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