Essay with a given question

This B grade essay divulges into how Bronte presents encounters with beginnings and endings, in Wuthering Heights

This A grade essay provides a detailed analysis into how Bronte presents encounters with patterns and repetitions. I also relate this to how specific poems, studied in my course, relate to this question. I look at the mistreatment of a foreign kind, the theme of imprisonment and the recurring symbol of windows and liminality

This essay divulges into a detailed analysis of how Bronte presents encounters with decay, in Wuthering Heights. I also relate this to selected poems from the course. This essay is an A grade response

A2 English essay exploring the use of language in both 1984 and The Handmaids Tale, highlighting the similarities, differences and purpose of language in both texts. The points and analysis in this essay can be used in any essay related to language and power. I achieved a 29/30 in this essay.

A grade standard essay for the comparative part of the course in A level for the OCR exam board.

Book: The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood List of key terms which will be great for revision purposes Grade: A*

A2 English Literature comparative dystopia essay exploring the idea of a 'dual identity'. Excellent use of A01 and AO3 Book: The Handmaid's Tale and 1984 Grade: A* NB: I retain all rights to the contents in this essay. If you wish to use my ideas then please reference me appropriately as I have done with other academics in this essay.

Critical Appreciation of an Unseen Text example essay I wrote this essay for my A2 English Literature mock examination and was marked 30/30 Grade obtained at the end of the course: A*