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Pride and Prejudice Chapters 15-30 detailed notes for GCSE English Literature

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Written by Grade 9 (A**) student. Provides an in depth coverage of the GCSE English Literature Book, Pride and Prejudice. Splits the book into Moments, which contain key quotes, analysis as well as characters and themes.

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PRIDE AND PREJUDICE PART B: Explain how Mr Darcy is presented throughout the rest of the novel Full grade 9 student essay

PRIDE AND PREJUDICE PART B: Explain how Elizabeth is presented throughout the rest of the novel - Full grade 9 student essay

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Received 39/40 in GCSE Literature P&P Essay using these character studies - cover major and minor themes of the plot and include analysis on minor characters as well such as the Bingley Sister and Lady Catherine De Bourgh - University level analysis whilst undercovering hidden themes and links within the book You can answer most questions using these notes