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How does shame/pride influence the actions of characters in chapter 9

Pride- I strongly believe that Atticus shows that he has too much self pride to let the case go just because he is defending a man of another ethnicity and I think that the authorial intent is to remind the… Continue Reading →

how has pride been shown in My Last Duchess and

Pride has been presented throughout My last Duchess in many ways, I strongly believe that Robert Browning’s intentions throughout this poem is to make the audience see the effect jealousy and excessive pride has on someone’s life. In this poem… Continue Reading →

To Kill A Mocking Bird page 1-15 summary

On chapter one jean also called by her nickname “scout” talks about how she remembers Jem (her brother) breaking her arm. “When he was nearly thirteen my brother Jem got arm badly broken at the elbow” The quotation I chose… Continue Reading →

English Coursework

“Two vast and trunkless legs of stone stand in the desert”. Sounds dumb doesn’t it? Im confused with what he is trying to say but at the same time curious,why are they trunkless legs of stone?, and why are they… Continue Reading →

There’s nowt wrong with slang” In this piece of coursework i will be analysing Belinda Webb’s article. I will explore the effects on the reader and give argument for and against along with my opinion on slang and how it… Continue Reading →

Sonnet

It’s as sweet as sugar and I can’t resist She is the full package and is worth it She stands out and feels just like a soft kiss I feel like I only have one chance to win So I… Continue Reading →

10 questions about my sonnet

What is my sonnet about? What is your view on my sonnet and if you like is or not say why? What do you think I could have done to improve my sonnet? What was your favourite verse and why?… Continue Reading →

The genocide was the fault of the Rwandan people for agreeing to the racial division

We disagree that the hutu’s started the genocide (Definition: The Hutu are a mostly Roman Catholic and Protestant, French-and-Bantu-dialect-speaking people numbering more than 11 million and populating Rwanda, Burundi, and portions of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Hutu… Continue Reading →

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Hotel rwanda

At the beginning of the film, Paul bribes a general and a local businessman to ensure that the Hotel Mille Collines, which he manages, runs smoothly and has a steady supply of excellent food and liquor for the wealthy guests…. Continue Reading →

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