Literature Analysis

The tall concrete walls of the dark cutting prevented any light from penetrating. The dark and ghostly atmosphere is set by the constant darkness surrounding the signalman’s box located outside a damp tunnel where water trickles down its sides. In the novel ‘Lord of the Flies’, Piggy is introduced as a short, overweight boy who […]

In this essay, I will study how the distortion of virtuousness is portrayed in Mary Shelley’s ‘Frankenstein’ and William Golding’s ‘Lord of the flies’. I am going to be concentrating on the characters of Jack and the ‘creation’ in the particular novels. My focus will follow their deterioration from innocuous characters with no past of […]

An important theme in William Golding’s novel, ‘Lord of the Flies’ is that the fear, especially the fear of the unknown, is pervasive in mankind in such a way that even strong societies are too weak to protect their own people from the grasping power of it. In his novel, Golding illustrates this sense of […]

William Golding’s ‘Lord of the Flies’ is a novel about good and evil, along with innocence and experience within society. Golding uses the boys’ innocence, and gives them time on the island to gain experience, then shows us how people react and change if they are left fully to their own devices. Daniel Defoe’s ‘Robinson […]

This merely my outline… write it yourself! How the Motif of Death creates the Somber Mood I. Through the recurring motif of death the author creates a somber mood A. The Doctor’s Wife by Sawako Ariyoshi B. Kokoro by Natsume Soseki. Using an unaffected tone the author reveals deaths that are important to the novel. […]

J wrote the play “An Inspector Calls”, which takes place in 1945. In this essay, I will compare the book, film, and stage productions of B Priestly’s story, in which an inspector arrives to investigate a murder and interrogate the Birling family to determine culpability. Both the film and text versions begin with the Birlings […]

MACBETH – SIMPLIFYING THE PLOT Macbeth is an ambitious man who wants to be King but who originally lacks the desire to act upon his ambitions, despite the fact that he is confronted by three witches who predict future glories, including the bestowal of titles and the Kingship. His wife however, is eager for him […]

The play Macbeth by William Shakespeare focuses on power, sleep, and guilt. The murder of King Duncan has a surprising effect on both Macbeth and Lady Macbeth as they strive to fulfill the prophecy and take the throne. However, they did not anticipate the repercussions of their actions. As a result, they are burdened with […]

Throughout history, women have faced different types of oppression and often struggle to be truly understood. In The Awakening, a novel, it is clear that multiple male characters exert control over the protagonist, Edna. Unfortunately, they fail to acknowledge Edna’s desire for strength and independence. When interacting with Robin, Edna confronts manipulation as he tries […]

1 Plot:The story opens with Alibi and his father traveling home from a fishing expedition. Unexpectedly, an intoxicated rider is left seriously injured in a self- inflicted accident. The main character, Alibi, witnesses the immobile, bloody body. The conflict for Alibi and his father is deciding what action to take regarding the body. Upon delivery […]

This essay discusses who or what is to blame for the tragedy. The tragedy of ”Blood Brothers” was written by Will Russell In 1986. ”Blood Brothers” is about twins separated at birth, later becoming Blood Brothers, only to find out the truth, which leads to the tragic end. As the play is a tragedy, it […]

The Beggar Woman The Beggar Woman was written around 1663 to 1712, by William King. William King worked as a lawyer and judge but wrote poems as a hobby. It can be led to believe that his job may have influenced him to write the Beggar woman, because of some acts of injustice that he […]

William Shakespeare, born April 1564 and passing on April 23, 1616, created some of the most influential plays in history. Initially writing for small productions, his career grew to include royal appointments. What made Shakespeare popular was his unique perspective, depicting strong female figures who defied the authority of men. This was especially relevant during […]

The central theme of William Golding’s Lord of the Flies explores the darkness within human nature. Initially well-behaved and civilized, the boys on the island gradually descend into cruelty and savagery, losing their innocence in the process. The novel follows a group of young English boys stranded on an uninhabited island without adult supervision, necessitating […]

Blood Brothers is a play about two boys split at birth who, by fate, meet again. Caucasian Chalk Circle, on the other hand, is a play about a women who steals a baby and looks after it for years before the real mum tries to claim it back after war. Both plays include children who […]

“A view from the bridge” has its roots set in the late 1940’s, when Arthur Miller became interested in the work lives of the communities dockworkers and longshoremen of New York’s Brooklyn harbour, where in one stage of his life he had worked. Arthur Miller had found that the ‘waterfront was the Wild West, a […]

“Ballad of Birmingham” – the familiar refrain of parents everywhere, “No, baby, no you may not go.” Despite our protests, mothers always believe they know what is best for us and make decisions they claim are in our best interests. Although it’s not always the case, the “Ballad of Birmingham” by Dudley Randall demonstrates a […]

Abstract: In this Extended Essay I am investigating the pH of the acid rain in Munich by titrating the collected rain water in Munich. I am also investigating the effects of the acid rain on the buildings in Munich which are made out of limestone and I am also working out how long it would […]

During the 19th century in Paris, people were trying to improve their status in order to gain more respect and superiority. Guy de Maupassant’s short story, The Necklace, follows the unfortunate life of a vain middle-class woman named Mathilde Loisel. Maupassant maintains the reader’s interest by applying irony, an engrossing theme and ordinary human characters […]

Writers Gerald Graff and Cathy Berkenstein claim in their book. They Say. I Say. that academic authorship is non about “playing it safe and… stacking up truths and spots of cognition. ” like many people assume. Rather. it is about the dynamic interaction between other people’s points of position and the author’s response to those […]

L had worn these clothes with docility, even pleasure, in the days when I was unaware of the world’s opinion. Now, grown wiser, I wished for dresses like those y friend Lonnie had, bought at Bale’s store. The relationship between the narrator and her mother give the reader a sense of her ambivalent feelings towards […]

unified text: 1.Pakikisama – It is the act of conforming to the majority’s will in order to get along with everyone and avoid conflicts. 2.Bahala na Attitude – It is the belief that things should be left as they are because nature will take its course. 3.Bayanihan or Team Spirit – This Filipino value promotes […]