English literature

Explores how Tennessee Williams has portrayed the upper class and lower class in his play A Streetcar Named Desire, with Blanche representing the old Southern upper class and Stanley representing the developing lower classes.

Explores how Tennessee Williams has made use of props and stage directions in this play to provide the audience insight into Blanche’s character and psychological state as well as develop her character. The conclusion drawn at the end of this essay is how props and stage directions contribute to Blanche’s character and what we can understand about Blanche through the symbolism used in the play.

This essay explores how Blanche Dubois is a representative of the old, Southern, aristocratic upper classes. It draws a contrast between Stanley Kowalski, a lower class industrial worker, and Blanche DuBois, a fallen Southern Belle.

Written draft of a practice IOC (oral commentary) regarding the ceremony scene in The Handmaid's Tale by Margaret Atwood. In dept analysis of chosen quotes which are directed towards proving the thesis statement. Word count: 1111.

Analysis of the poem 'Medusa'. It includes: ¥ Contextual knowledge of the myth. ¥ Line by line analysis of the poem with lots of references to poetic devices. ¥ Comments on what Duffy is saying about modern relationships and how they affect people.