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    Baldini vs Mr Samsa: Character Changes in Perfume and The Metamorphosis
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    Compare and contrast the changes in the character of Baldini in Perfume and Mr. Samsa in The Metamorphosis after they experience empowerment in their lives. Empowerment is when one increases his capability and status within family and career. Often the great satisfaction stemming from empowerment lead those who experience it to become complacent, especially towards those who once held more distinctive positions. This is especially evident the character development of Baldini and Mr. Samsa in Perfume and The Metamorphosis. In…
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    Comparison of A Doll’s House and A Streetcar Named Desire
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    Prompt #14: "Important characters in plays are multi-dimensional. Discuss to what extent this statement is true of important characters in plays you have studied and comment on the techniques of characterization employed by the playwright." Multidimensional characters can also be defined as dynamic or constantly changing and developing characters. These dynamic characters are not simply important to a play, but are arguably the most important characters because what the playwright intends to communicate to his or her audience is communicated…
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    Comparison of ‘flight’ and ‘your shoes’
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    "Flight" by Doris Lessing & "Your shoes" by Michele Roberts deals with conditions of growing up, relationship between generations and most importantly issues of daughter leaving home and how leaving house can affect the whole family. The story "Flight" revolves around the grandfather who doesn't want his only granddaughter, Alice to get married with love of her life, Steven as deep down he is afraid she will leave him and he might have to suffer from loneliness. In "Your Shoes",…
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    Comparison of ‘The Speckled Band’ and ‘Lamb to the Slaughter’
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    In this essay I will be comparing the two stories 'The Speckled Band' by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and 'Lamb to the Slaughter' by Roald Dahl. 'The Speckled Band' was written in 1892.This was in The Victorian Period when people had very little faith in the Police and Conan Doyle needed to create a Detective who always got everything right so that the public started to believe the Police could actually get it right. It was first published in a…
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    Comparing The Powerful Images of the Tyger and the War photographer
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    William Blake and Carol Ann Duffy both utilize powerful imagery to describe the “War Photographer” and “The Tyger”, making similar statements about them. In addition, both poems use vivid imagery associated with the theme of religion and war. The use of imagery by both poets emphasizes the parallelism between the “The Tyger” and the “War Photographer” as it suggests that both these characters prey on death. For example, William Blake describes the Tyger to have a “fearful symmetry” and “fire”…
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    Wonderland Vs Neverland
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    Everyone looks at growing up differently. Some wish to hold onto their childhood innocence, whilst others have lost it, struggling to find a more mature identity. The literary works of Alice's Adventures in Wonderland by Lewis Carroll and Peter Pan by J.M. Barrie each tackle one side of the transition between childhood and adulthood. For Alice, the world of adults is confusing, but she wants to fit in, wants to be older, and is tired of being treated like a…
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    The contrasting characters of John Thorpe and Henry Tilney in Northanger Abbey
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    Present in every love story are two potential love interests for a heroine, Northanger Abbey being no exception. John Thorpe and Henry Tilney are these two men. Jane Austen presents the two men as contrasting characters both in their behaviour and values. The examination of these two characters is used by Austen to present to the reader good and bad social etiquette and more importantly to give her opinion on the attributes of a suitable marriage partner. Catherine's observation of…
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    Pride and Prejudice essay – a comparison of Elizabeth and Lydia
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    Elizabeth Bennet is the 2nd eldest of Mr. and Mrs. Bennet's 5 daughters. Lydia is the youngest. The only thing these 2 brother or sisters seem to share is their family. The girls contrast starkly. Lydia Bennet has a rather childish and fun caring disposition. She encounters as a little doing not have in intelligence and her own dad even reaches to call her 'among the silliest women in the country.' As well as stating that she is 'ridiculous and…
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    Comparison of the first chapters of Pride and Prejudice and Great Expectations
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    In the first chapter of Great Expectations, Dickens uses first person narrative to present a retrospective account of the narrator's formative experiences. The narrator has obviously matured and learnt much since his days as a young boy, and he recounts his innocent imagination with some humour and disdain: "My first fancies regarding what they were like, were unreasonably derived from their tombstones." Here Dickens uses authorial control to present a pitiful account of a lonely, orphaned boy; "and that Philip…
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    Comparison of Half-Caste and Six O’clock News
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    Homework: Comparison of Half-Caste and Six O'clock News Half-Caste and Six O'clock News are very different poems. Firstly Half-Caste is written by John Agard whom has a Caribbean background whereas Six O'clock News is written phonetically by Tom Leonard from a Scottish culture. The poems use very different language. "This is thi six a clock new thi man said." This has a lot of non-standard English and is written how it is spelt. In Half-Caste it is very formal. "Excuse me…
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    Comparison of Elizabeth Bennet’s Marriage Proposals in Pride and Prejudice
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    Paper Type:1800 Word Essay ExamplesCompare And Contrast EssayProposal Essay
    Through the course of the novel, Elizabeth Bennet receives two very different marriage proposals, and a declaration of love. In chapter 19 Mr. Collins proposes to Elizabeth in his long-winded and pretentious manner, and in chapter 34 Mr. Darcy makes his own conflicting proposal of marriage. In chapter 58 Darcy asserts his love for Elizabeth despite her previous rejection of him. From the way each man makes his proposal we learn a great deal about their characters, and we see…
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    Macbeth- Appearance vs Reality
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    'How does Shakespeare utilize the idea of deception in his play, Macbeth? Talk about the subject by referring to character, supernatural components, locations and things not being what they appear William Shakespeare was an extremely famous playwright and actor who lived over 100 years ago and wrote the lots of plays including Macbeth. The play Macbeth is a catastrophe, which was composed in the 16th century by Shakespeare. In this play the main character, called Macbeth is an extremely brave…
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    Macbeth Film Comparison
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    Compare and contrast the opening scenes of Polanski's 1971 film variation of 'Macbeth' with Geoffrey Wright's 2007 adaptation. Roman Polanski's and Geoffrey Wright's adaptations of Shakespeare's Macbeth are recorded in different designs in spite of being based upon the very same play. This may be to suit a various audience or convey a various message to one another. Roman Polanski's 1971 reproduction opens on a wide angle shot of a beach with a daybreak coming up over the horizon. This…
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    Comparison of The Chimney Sweeper Poems
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    Even though, a hundred and seventy nine years later, lying in his grave, William Blake is still one of the best influences in poetry and even daily life today. Blake's work, unrecognised during his lifetime, but now is almost universally considered that of a genius. Northrop Frye, who undertook a study of Blake's entire opus, 'What is in proportion to its merits the least read body of poetry in the English Language.' Blake was born into a middle class family…
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    Comparison of Blake’s London to Wordsworth’s Westminster Bridge
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    Both these poems were written at around the turn of the 19th century, in Georgian times, to illustrate the authors' views on the City of London. At this time, the industrial revolution was underway and there was vast growth in the population, due to medical advances and people having more children. In my opinion, they are both mocking the City and its inhabitants. Both Poems use their structure to emphasise the words in them. William Blake's 'London' is written in…
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    William Blake Compare and Contrast ‘The Lamb and the Tyger’
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    How representative are these poems of Blake's other work in 'songs of innocence and experience' This essay will analyse, compare and contrast two poems by William Blake, called 'The Lamb' and 'the Tyger'. I will be looking at how Blake uses imagery, structure and form to create effects. I will then explore how representative the techniques used are of Blake's other work. Blake grew up in a working class background, he had no early education but he taught himself by…
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    Comparing and contrasting Silver Blaze and Finger Man
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    When one thinks of detective fiction stories images of crime, murder, hero detective and villains enter a person's mind. These images have been constantly changing over years, but they are not very different from when detective stories first began in 1828. The birth of detective stories came about in 1828 with a novel called Memoires supposedly written by Vidocq a chief of France's detective force known as Surete. In 1841 a number of short stories were composed and collected to…
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    Compare and Contrast London by William Blake and Island Man by Grace Nichols
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    Compare and Contrast "London" by William Blake and "Island Man" by Grace Nichols. Consider How Each Poem Conveys Alternative Attitudes To Life And Society. Introduction The poem "London" written by William Blake (1757 - 1827) is a clever poem. Although we can appreciate it, and understand William Blake's ideas, it was not understood or valued when it was written all those years ago. In contrast the poem "Island Man" written by Grace Nichols is a contemporary poem. The single idea…
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    Comparison of William Blake’s and William Wordsworth’s Poems
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    William Blake and William Wordsworth were both crucial figures of the Romantic era. Identified by its emphasis on enthusiasm, feeling and creativity, the Romantic Movement took place in Europe in the late eighteenth, and early nineteenth centuries. Blake's "London"( 1794) and Wordsworth's "Composed upon Westminster Bridge"( 1803) are fine examples of poems from the Romantic age, as both poets share a sense of psychological involvement in their works. However, similarities in between the 2 do not extend beyond their typical…
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    Comparison of The Raven and The Erlking
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    In this essay, I am going to compare and contrast the two famous poems, 'The Raven' by Edgar Allen Poe and 'The Erlking' by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. The Raven is a one hundred and eight line poem about a lonely man who is unstable after losing his wife and comes across a raven who only speaks the word, "nevermore". The Erlking is a poem about a man in a small girl's nightmare as he torments her but nobody else…
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    What use does Shakespeare make of contrast in ‘Macbeth’?
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    The whole of 'Macbeth' is based on the continuing fight of good against evil and contrast explores all distinctive features of this universal struggle. Two important aspects of historical context which are explored and exploited by Shakespeare through his use of contrasts are the Elizabethan belief in the supernatural and the evil of the witches, and the accession of James I and the contemporary belief in the Divine Right of Kings. This would have made the events of 'Macbeth' more…
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    Standalone vs networked computers
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    This report will clearly explain the differences between standalone and networked machines, as well as give a brief insight into the basic components of the network. Also, it will state the possible advantages and disadvantages to keeping the current standalone set up opposed to the idea of creating a network. A synopsis shall be included to summarise your options, and give a professional opinion on what would be the most beneficial for your small furniture business. STANDALONE ENVIRONMENT WHAT IS…
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    Comparison of Two Poems
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    Remember by Christina Rossetti I chose 'Remember' because of the depth of the feeling of the sonnet. 'Remember' is a sonnet by 'Christina Rossetti'. A sonnet has a typical regular rhyming scheme. This type of sonnet includes fourteen lines. It was written in the Romantic era, the poet talks to her lover and informs him to remember her when she dies by happiness rather than grief and sorrow. It is largely autobiographical, as she wrote it when she was in…
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    Comparison of Valentine and Sonnet 130 by William Shakespeare
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    Compare and contrast the way in which love is presented in the poems 'valentine' by Carol Ann Duffy and 'sonnet 130' by William Shakespeare. In this essay I am going to compare and contrast the way in which love is presented in the poems 'valentine' by Carol Ann Duffy and 'sonnet 130' by William Shakespeare. I will be drawing links of comparison and will explain the similarities and differences between them. The first poem 'valentine' was written by Carol Ann…
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    Compare and contrast Ralph and Jack as leaders
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    Ralph and Jack signify different themes and ideas throughout 'The Lord of the Flies'. They both have different personalities but in some aspects they are similar. For example, they both want to be leaders, but they want to lead in different ways. The two boys are from typical English public schools so their background is similar yet their personalities contrast. Ralph is calm and fair; he represents order, leadership and civilisation. On the other hand Jack is very authoritative and…
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    Mid-Term Break and On My First Sonne Comparison
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    Discuss the ways in which these poets explore the universal themes of grief and loss. (Seamus Heaney's 'Mid-Term Break' and Ben Johnson's 'On My First Sonne'. In this essay I will be comparing and contrasting the two poems 'Mid-Term Break' by Seamus Heaney and 'On My First Sonne' by Ben Johnson. I will be focusing on their elegaic qualities aswell as their universal themes of grief and loss. 'Mid-Term Break' is about the aftermath of Seamus Heaney's 4 year old…
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    Comparison of Poems Island Man and Two Scavengers
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    Compare 'Island Man' with one other poem, to show how the poets use people to explain the conflict that can exist between and within different cultures People are at the centre all communities. They embody the values, customers and ideas that particular culture possesses. By examining how people behave and think, it is possible to gain a greater understanding of how their cultural roots affect them. 'Island Man' describes how an immigrant in London reacts to his environment as he…
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    The Depths of Parent-Child Bonds in Poetry
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    In the realm of poetry, the dynamics of parent-child relationships are masterfully portrayed, offering a rich tapestry of emotions, challenges, and reflections on the responsibilities inherent in nurturing another life. This essay delves into the nuances of these relationships as depicted in the poems 'Catrin,' 'On my first Sonne,' 'Follower,' and 'The Affliction of Margaret,' highlighting the unique perspectives of each poet on the journey of parenthood. Catrin: Unveiling the Struggle of Everlasting Attachment In Gillian Clarke's 'Catrin,' the metaphor…
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    My Last Duchess and La Belle Dame Sans Merci Comparison
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    My Last Duchess and La Belle Dame Sans Merci are two poems that explore a wide range of power dynamics that result from love. Patriarchal power is a key theme that is explored in these two poems, with conflicting views on each. La Belle Dame sans Merci tells of a sorry tale of how a knight, a typically powerful figure, is cast away by a woman who had no love for him. This theme is almost mirrored in the other…
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    A Comparative Study of Norman Holland and David Bleich
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    Reader Reaction criticism is a basic term that describes different methods of modern criticism and literary theory that focuses on the responses of readers and their reactions to the literary text. It also, in M.H Abrams' words, "does not designate any one vital theory, however a focus on the process of checking out a literary text that is shared by numerous of the critical modes"( 268 ). Reader Action criticism is explained as a group of methods to comprehending literature…
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    Compare and contrast ‘Charge of The Light Brigade’ and ‘Dulce et Decorum Est’
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    In this essay, I shall be comparing two poems namely 'Charge of The Light Brigade' by Alfred, Lord Tennyson and 'Dulce et decorum est.' by Wilfred Owen. Wilfred Owen was actually a soldier in the war, whereas Alfred, Lord Tennyson had no experience of the battle itself and only wrote the poem based upon the second hand evidence that he either read or heard. 'Charge of The Light Brigade' delivers a strong message base on the theme of the war.…
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    Exploring Non-Conformity: “Harry Pushed Her” and “Hector the Collector”
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    Introduction Embarking on an extensive analysis, we delve into the intricate details of two captivating poems, "Harry Pushed Her" and "Hector the Collector." These works, each unique in its own right, share a common thread of challenging societal perceptions and unraveling unexpected layers beneath the surface. As we explore their thematic elements, structures, and artistic nuances, a deeper understanding of human nature and societal judgments will unfold. Analysis of "Harry Pushed Her" The canvas of "Harry Pushed Her" unfolds with…
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    Comparison of Afrika’s ‘Nothings Changed’ and Angelou’s ‘Still I Rise’ poems
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    My main aim in this essay is to discover how the two poets describe and express their feelings. I will do this by focusing on their use of linguistic techniques and what effect this has given on the reader. Moreover, I will concentrated one how the poets have structured the poem, by carefully analyzing it. Maya Angelou Maya Angelou is one of the most renowned and influential voice of our time. She has many titles such as memoirist, novelist, educator,…
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    Opening sequence of two contrasting Soap Operas
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    The opening sequence of a British soap The opening sequence of 'East Enders' seems to be slightly monotonous, the colours are made up of greys and blues. Straight away the title of the soap opera rolls onto the screen and a strong drumbeat takes a hold of the viewers attention. The drum sounds like a sudden heartbeat (the sort a person gets when they are taken aback by a certain situation) it seems that this is the effect they want…
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    The Multifaceted Landscape of Personality Psychology
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    Personality is a central concept in psychology, serving as a foundation for understanding human behavior, thoughts, and emotions. It encompasses a multitude of definitions and expressions, reflecting the rich tapestry of human nature. This essay delves into the multifaceted world of personality, exploring various definitions, the distinction between clinical and academic psychology, and the diverse paradigms that guide personality research. Defining Personality Personality has been defined in numerous ways throughout the history of psychology. One influential definition, offered by Gordon…
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    Compare and Contrast two theories of Bystander Behaviour
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    "A man approached the gates of heaven and asked to be admitted. 'Tell me one good thing you have ever done in your life', said St Peter. 'Well', said the man. 'I saw a group of skinheads harassing an elderly lady and so I went over and kicked the leader in the shin'. Impressed, St Peter asked when this act of bravery had occurred. 'About 40 seconds ago,' came the response." (Cardwell, Clark & Meldrum 2001) Bystander apathy (effect) can…
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    Pre-1900 poetry and Atonement Comparison
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    The poetry collection provides us with a myriad of examples of the number of have to face barriers to love-- a few of our speakers struggle, whilst many show love to be an indestructible force, generally seen by writers during the earlier periods who followed more traditional values, believing in a more courtly design love such as Shakespeare in Sonnet 116. Nevertheless, later on, for example in the Victorian period, as customs fell to pieces and certain barriers ended up…
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    The contrasting characters of Hal and Hotspur in King Henry IV
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    Examine closely the contrasting characters of Hal and Hotspur in King Henry IV, Part One, showing how the play is built around their actions and different destinies, and how this contrast is reflected in the language associated with them. This play is showing the point of history when Henry IV (Bolingbroke) disposesses Richard II from the throne in 1399. It shows the problems Henry faces after he has changed and tampered with the divine rights of kings and then dishoned…
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    The Character of Prince Hal and Hotspur In Dramatic Contrast In Henry IV Part 1
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    As we look at the play we see that this contrast is the pivotal axis of the play. We see that from the very opening scene until the last scene of the play, that prince Hal and Hotspur are constantly contrasted. Shakespeare uses Prince Hal and Hotspur's characters to show how much more superior Prince Hal is as a leader of men than Hotspur is. Shakespeare portrays Hotspur as somewhat of a one-dimensional character, whereas he portrays Prince Hal in…
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    Comparison of Wilfred Owen Poems
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    Wilfred Owen is a twentieth century poetry writer who was born in Oswestry in Shropshire. In 1915 he enlisted fighting on the western front. During a spell in the Craglockhart hospital he met Seigfried Sassoon who encouraged him to develop his poetry. Owens's poems are amongst the most famous and poignant of the war. He died in1918 trying to cross the Sambre canal. From his work I will analyse and study two poems. The poems which I have chosen are…
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    What use does Shakespeare make of contrast in ‘Macbeth’?
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