Elements of Crime Writing
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Summary
Key Themes and Quotes of AQA A Level Brighton Rock
This is a summary of key quotations in 'Brighton Rock' categorised thematically under settings, characters and crime conventions. Each quotation is followed by a detailed analysis that covers relevant context as well. The notes helped achieve an A* grade.
kwanlokyiu
Essay
Atkinsons detectives are never stereotypical or formulaic - 21/25 example essay
'Atkinsons detectives are never stereotypical or formulaic' English Literature AQA a level crime writing 25 mark essay. Great for of you're doing this specific question or just looking for example of how to wrote an English essay well. This essay achieved an A/A*, at 21/25. Check out my profile for more essay examples for AQA English lit, Edexecel A level Politics or OCR A level Religious Studies
lcameron459
Summary
Atonement revision booklet for AQA A Level English Lit B
Revision booklet for 'Atonement' by Ian McEwan for AQA A Level English Literature B. The booklet covers all of the AO's, contains key quotes throughout, themes, symbols, and character descriptions.
idgregory
Summary
The Murder of Roger Ackroyd revision booklet: AQA English lit B
Revision booklet for 'The Murder of Roger Ackroyd' by Agatha Christie for AQA A Level English Literature B. The booklet covers all of the AO's, contains key quotes throughout, themes, symbols, and character descriptions.
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Other
Detailed notes covering all AO's of 'The Ballad of Reading Gaol'
Detailed notes covering all AO's of 'The Ballad of Reading Gaol'. Oscar Wilde. Elements of Crime Writing
manasa0603
Essay
A* essay, 23/25, Elements of Crime Writing, Brighton Rock
A* essay, 23/25 - 'Pinkie is an evil criminal for whom it is impossible to feel pity for'. Brighton Rock, Graham Greene
manasa0603
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-level English Literature: Elements of Crime Past Paper Questions
All the questions from 2018 up until 2023 from Paper 2 Elements of Crime paper.
chocolatedaisy03
Package deal
AQA A-level English Literature - Elements of Crime: Atonement
All my Atonement essays and notes for paper 2 AQA A-level English Literature exam. Some of the essays could potentially come up and some have come up in previous exams.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-level English Literature - Elements of Crime: 'Atonement': To what extent is Robbie Turner a victim of circumstance?
I scored an A* on this essay. I thought it may come up on the 2024 paper 2.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
Elements of Crime English A Level AQA B Paper with Answers 100% score 2023 exam
marked paper (typed) that achieved full marks in 2023 summer A level exams
ayala2
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-level English Literature - Elements of Crime: ‘Crime Fiction centres around the process of detection, not the resolution’.
An essay I came up with in preparation for my exam. I compared 'Brighton Rock' and 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'. I scored 22/25 on this essay.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-level English Literature - Elements of Crime: ‘Criminals are products of the society in which they live.’ To what extent do you agree with this view?
I compared 'Brighton Rock' to 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner' for this essay. I obtained an A* on this essay.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-level English Literature - Elements of Crime: ‘In crime fiction, the readers’ interest in a criminal’s motives often outweighs their interest in the crime itself’. Explore the significance of criminal motives in two crime texts you have studied.
I compared Greene's 'Brighton Rock' to Coleridge's 'The Rime of the Ancient Mariner'. I obtained an A* on this essay.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-Level English Literature - Elements of Crime: 'To what extent do you agree with the view that Briony deserves her punishment for the crime she commits?'
A potential essay I thought might come up on the 2024 English Literature exam. I scored an A* on this particular essay.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-Level English Literature - Elements of Crime: ‘Plotting and calculation are central ingredients of crime Atonement’. Explore the significance of plotting and calculation as they are presented in the text.
I obtained an A* for this particular essay.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-level English Literature - Elements of Crime: ‘Briony is presented by McEwan as a victim of her own imagination’. To what extent do you agree?
I thought this was a potential question for this year's exam but it didn't come up. I scored 22/25 on this essay. It could possibly come up in future exams.
chocolatedaisy03
Lecture notes
AQA A-Level English Literature - Elements of Crime: Dark Humour in 'Atonement' Notes
Here are some notes I made about McEwan's use of dark humour in 'Atonement' and the significance of this.
chocolatedaisy03
Lecture notes
AQA A-Level English Literature - Elements of Crime: Metafiction in 'Atonement' Notes
Here are some notes I made about the metafictional status of Atonement and the significance of this.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-Level English Literature - Elements of Crime: ‘In McEwan’s ‘Atonement’, war is positioned as a greater crime than Briony’s’. To what extent do you agree?
I thought this essay would have come up on the 2024 exam but it didn't. It is an A* worthy response.
chocolatedaisy03
Exam (elaborations)
AQA A-Level English Literature - Elements of Crime: ‘Cecilia is simply an innocent victim’. To what extent do you agree with this view?
This is the question from the 2023 Elements of Crime paper section B. I obtained an A* for this particular essay.
chocolatedaisy03