This documents contains key quotes from the entirety of King Lear, tailored specifically for revision as it breaks down quotes by scenes, characters, themes and motifs in an organised and intuitive manner.

Providing in-depth but also condensed essay plans which can help with your A-level revision.

These revision notes are A* at A Level, providing rich and extensive critical analysis of the play. These notes provide insightful notes on the narrative style - form, symbolism, the wordplay on names -, a myriad of themes and both primary and secondary characters. They cover the whole play in immense detail and is peppered with a multitude of quotes for every single theme and character, also focussing on the enigma of the Illyrian setting, form and the eerie undertones pervading the play. These...

These revision notes are A* at A Level, providing rich and extensive critical analysis of the poem. These notes go beyond A Level, also serving for more advanced courses, noting insightful points for different aspects of the poem, namely the language, structure, theme of feminism, rhyme, imagery, tone and links to other literature. They cover the whole poem in immense detail and are applicable to any essay or dissertation question on "Let No Charitable Hope", providing more critical analysis tha...

These revision notes are A* at A Level, providing rich and extensive critical analysis of the poem. These notes go beyond A Level, also serving for more advanced courses, noting insightful points for different aspects of the poem, namely the language, structure, punctuation, the meaning of the apostrophic clauses, imagery and tone. They cover the whole poem in immense detail and are applicable to any essay or dissertation question on "Care-charmer Sleep", providing more critical analysis than yo...

This essay is aimed at answering the Oxbridge English Literature Admissions Test (also known as ELAT) required when applying to Oxford or Cambridge University. There is limited help for tests such as these, so this essay will be of great help to those preparing for this exam - this essay is in answer to the ELAT Sample Paper. It was written by a candidate who achieved an A (82%, 49/60) in their Oxbridge exam and was rewarded with an interview for Cambridge University. Or, this essay can be used ...

This essay is aimed at answering the Oxbridge English Literature Admissions Test (also known as ELAT) required when applying to Oxford or Cambridge University. There is limited help for tests such as these, so this essay will be of great help to those preparing for this exam - this essay is in answer to the ELAT 2017 Past Paper. It was written by a candidate who achieved an A (82%, 49/60) in their Oxbridge exam and was rewarded with an interview for Cambridge University. Conversely, this essay c...

This essay is aimed at answering the Oxbridge English Literature Admissions Test (also known as ELAT) required when applying to Oxford or Cambridge University. There is limited help for tests such as these, so this essay will be of great help to those preparing for this exam - this essay is in answer to the ELAT 2015 Past Paper. It was written by a candidate who achieved an A (82%, 49/60) in their Oxbridge exam and was rewarded with an interview for Cambridge University. Alternately, this essay ...

This essay is graded A* (96%, 24/25) A Level, scoring these marks by its insightful and advanced discussion of Tess and Angel's relationship. Covering a myriad of topics such as reality and the unreal, fate, social criticism and the setting, this essay covers the whole novel with in-depth analysis of quotes, both primary and secondary characters and Hardy's thematic schemes.

This essay is graded A* (100%, 25/25) AS Level, scoring these marks by its insightful and advanced discussion of the play's ending. Covering a myriad of topics such as marriage, fate, homoeroticism, puritanism and the setting - including quotes from other critics -, it argues whether the happy ending is imposed and incomplete. The essay includes a range of quotes all closely analysed at the highest level and provides many detailed points questioning the play and its meaning as a whole. This essa...