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    Here Macbeth is talking about how they gave him the position of king without any children‚ so what’s the point? His anger often controls his actions and runs on his mind constantly. “Sons‚ kingsmen‚ thanes‚/ And you whose places are the nearest‚ know/ We will establish our estate upon/

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    Samuel uses different methods to present the relationship between mothers and daughters in kinder transport. She uses parallel narratives‚ time slips to show the different ways each mother treats their daughter and vice versa. She also uses objects to shows how strong their relationships are‚ stage directions and also characters such as the ratcatcher to show the relationships between them. Eva starts off by calling her biological mother ’mutti’ which shows that she considers her mother a very

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    time period‚ Alice Walker lived through cruelty and isolation. After finding her voice and standing up for herself‚ Walker was able to confront the challenges life presented. Her experiences led to accomplishing extraordinary things like becoming an author. In one of her novels‚ The Color Purple‚ Walker creates Celie‚ the main character‚ to demonstrate her beliefs in women’s rights and equality for all. Alice Walker uses characterization and point of view to illustrate that with independence and love

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    were pretty likely to be similar in age to Jem and Scout when they lived in the same time period. What this means is that Harper Lee subliminally snuck in child-like memories for the readers in this book‚ so they can look back on their memories‚ and how life was like before the civil rights act was signed. Readers could also compare their lives to Jem and Scout and identify things that they can relate to. This tactic is effective because the readers are more sympathetic towards Jem and Scout. Human

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    leads to conflicts between groups in societies. In Lord of the Flies‚ William Golding creates the theme of savagery through the children’s location and isolation. To emphasize this‚ Golding portrays the people on the island as innocent children to show how primitive and savagery is the core in the human heart. Due to the boys’ desire for freedom and endeavor to kill the beast‚ the children become primally savage‚ which can be shown through their game‚ excitement over killing a pig‚ and murdering of Simon

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    characters who are averse to Elizabeth’s intelligence‚ namely her mother and Lady Catherine. Elizabeth is also shown to have a strong sense of values that guide her actions throughout the novel. While she is not afraid to speak her mind‚ Elizabeth does not speak with ill intentions‚ but rather in a "a lively‚ playful disposition‚ which delighted in any thing ridiculous." Elizabeth herself is both aware and

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    Don’t Treat Yourself Dr. K.P. Parthasarathy Dr. K.P. Parthasarathy a practicing psysician discusses health problems. His essay “Don’t Treat Yourself” warns us against the dangers of the self-medication‚ medicines are changing these days. Their effect on our body and system also undergoes rapid changes. Hence self-medication must be discouraged. The author condemns it. Many house holds in India use their own methods of treating their sick people. There is no rationals

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    In ‘A Midsummer’s Night Dream’ Helena is presented as an extremely lovesick and broken girl. To present Helena‚ Shakespeare uses carefully crafted language and a range of techniques such as metaphors‚ similes and hyperboles. The audience’s reaction to Helena changes throughout the play‚ for example‚ at different points in the play‚ we feel sympathetic towards her. At the beginning of the play Helena is heartbroken and extremely upset due to Demetrius’s hate towards her. We know this as she says

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    example of a classic wealthy person in the 19th Century. He does this with Scrooge enquiring of his nephew ‘“What reason have you to be merry? You’re poor enough.”’ Scrooge’s manor in saying this makes me‚ as the reader rather upset and disappointed that someone can be so shallow and uncaring. In Scrooge saying this‚ it demonstrates to the reader that Scrooge does not think one could be joyous if they were not well off‚ and proves that he does not understand the concept of Christmas spirit. Dickens continues

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    whole campaign for Puyi to rule Manchukuo. In Puyi’s Autobiography‚ he reveals the truth about the relationship between Japan and Manchukuo. The truth was that Manchukuo was a puppet country that was being controlled by Japan. Puyi shows his audience how he was deceived by Japan and Japanese officials in believing he had a significant part in the decisions regarding Manchukuo‚ when the truth is he was just a placeholder for them

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