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    idea that Hooper is entirely responsible for Kingshaw’s suicide? The build up of Hooper’s psychological torment towards Kingshaw was the trigger for his suicide. However‚ Kingshaw is also slightly responsible because he has quite a weak character‚ making him vulnerable to Hooper’s attack. Kingshaw’s mother Mrs Kingshaw and Edmund’s father Mr Hooper are also accountable when it comes to responsibility‚ because of their inability to notice the problems going on between Kingshaw and Hooper. Edmund

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    When did World War Two begin? World War Two in Europe began on 3rd September 1939‚ when the Prime Minister of Britain‚ Neville Chamberlain‚ declared war on Germany. It involved many of the world’s countries. Why did the Second World War start? why second world war The Second World War was started by Germany in an unprovoked attack on Poland. Britain and France declared war on Germany after Hitler had refused to abort his invasion of Poland. When did World War Two end? The War ended in the

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    Castle’ shows how much terror Kingshaw has to go through every day. Kingshaw is a weak character as we can tell through his being a willing victim‚ his timidity and his overt fear of a variety of things other than the crow. When the wings of the crow began to hit his face Kingshaw ‘gave a sudden‚ dry sob’ as he was clearly very frightened of the attack at that point. It seems metaphorically the crow is actually bigger than Kingshaw the human. This symbolizes that Kingshaw is easily victimized by anything

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    the death of Kingshaw? Parents are the foundation of a child’s happiness and security. In the novel ‘I’m the King of the Castle’ by Susan Hill‚ the impact of the lack of attention from parents are heavily emphasised‚ with the resulting outcome with the tragic death of Kingshaw. To a large extent‚ the adults are responsible for the death of Kingshaw as he lack of attention leaves a child insecure‚ isolated and in despair. The reader is aware of Mr Hooper’s lack of control over Hooper‚ resulting in

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    In the Minister’s Black Veil‚ Mr. Hooper attires the black veil because he is bearing the burden of other’s sins. Mr. Hooper refrains from being hypocritical; he knows he also has sins‚ but he confesses to them and does not pretend as if they don’t exist. Ultimately‚ being the minister‚ Mr. Hooper is responsible for the sins other people commit and will not face on their own. He is leader of the congregation‚ however‚ everyone sins by nature‚ and Mr. Hooper may also have sins he does not confess

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    shattered. Hill deliberately shocks us in a traditionally gothic style‚ by transgressing what we consider to be the accepted boundaries of behaviour. "I’m The King of The Castle‚" presents transgression through the behaviour of a ten year old boy; Edmund Hooper. The extent of Hooper’s bullying goes beyond what we as a society feel comfortable with. Hill shows us through her novel that children can be evil‚ to the extent of forcing suicide upon someone. As a society we see children as innocent‚ but the novel

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    "Reverend Mr. Hooper wore the black veil to symbolized secret sin; this veil represented how everyone has something in their heart that no one knows about." Everyone of these articles begins with a statement about secret sin and this why Reverend Hooper wore the black veil‚ the congregation were led to believe that the reason behind his choice to wear the black veil was because that had sinned himself and he was human and they were all to sin by nature. But the real choice behind this is that Reverend

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    For this assignment I did much research on the awkward‚ yet hilarious character Sheldon Cooper from the popular CBS comedy‚ The Big Bang Theory. I can easily say that the research for this report was far more enjoyable than any report I have researched in the past. Sheldon’s character‚ portrayed by actor Jim Parsons‚ is not your average everyday sitcom funny guy that gets laughs from cheap gags and jokes. What I mean by this is he is incredibly complex‚ yet he manages to be relatable‚ and some

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    extent do you hold Kingshaw responsible for what happens to him? Charles Kingshaw is the perfect victim for Hooper‚ he has low self-esteem‚ many fears‚ is really sensitive and has an unhappy family backround.Hooper constantly bullies Kingshaw which leads him to commit suicide at only 11 years of age. I would say‚ it is not Kingshaws fault‚ as he is only a kid who does not know how to fight back his bully and has not got a close relationship to his mother. I would mostly blame Hooper and Mrs.Kingshaw

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    that Hooper is entirely responsible for Kingshaw’s suicide?" “I’m the king of the Castle” is a dark novel‚ written by Susan Hill. The novel is based on two boys; Charles Kingshaw and Edmund Hooper‚ and their experience of psychological bullying and power. Due to the lack of love‚ isolation‚ frustration and confusion; all these feelings from Kingshaw were responsible for his suicide. I do not think that Hooper is entirely responsible for Kingshaw’s death at all. In this novel‚ Kingshaw is presented

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