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Essay
How does Shakespeare explore nature versus nurture in “The Tempest”?
NewExploration of Nature Vs Nurture in Shakespeare's The Tempest. Focussing on Caliban and his relationship with the island and with Prospero.
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️ The Tempest OCR A-Level Notes - Scene-by-Scene
Struggling to revise The Tempest? These detailed notes break down every major theme, technique, and character arc - perfect for OCR A-Level English students aiming for top marks. 
 
 What's inside: 
• Scene-by-scene analysis from Acts 1-4 
• AO1 + AO3 + AO5 insights woven throughout 
• Focused coverage on power, authority, colonialism, nature vs nurture, and Shakespearean language 
• Embedded quote analysis + contextual commentary 
• Exploration of critical theory, verse vs prose, a...
Summary
OCR A-Level English Literature THE TEMPEST (SHAKESPEARE) notes (by an A* student!)
A 14-page document covering a summary of each act of the play (with key quotes), and covering all possible question themes: colonialism, love and marriage, magic, power and authority, revenge and forgiveness, order and disorder, appearances and illusion, betrayal. 
Includes relevant quotes from the text (AO1), context (AO3), and critics' quotes and productions (AO5) for each theme. 
 
This document was literally the secret to me getting an A*!
Essay
Eduqas A* English Literature Essay: To what extent is Caliban presented as a victim or a villain - the Tempest
This essay discuses the question 'To what extent is Caliban presented as a victim or a villain'. It received an A* grade, and was later reviewed by an Oxford graduate.
Lecture notes
OCR A level English Lit A* student The Tempest critics bank (AO5)
Includes detailed dates, book and essay references and titles etc. Helped me achieve an A* (almost full marks!) in my A level.
Lecture notes
OCR A level A* student The Tempest plot summary and quote bank
Very detailed, including all the key quotes, arranged with their corresponding scene summary (scene-by-scene). Helped me achieve an A*.