This revision bundle is in excellent condition. It includes a revision guide to help understand the context, the characters and key quotes. It also includes a snap revision guide, vocabulary sheet to make your essays stand out, model answer and flashcards which have a summary of each of the characters. Will send this out for delivery - no downloadable version available :)

This document covers the purpose of the use of different characters in the play. It also analyses the language and structure used by a writer to create meanings and effects.

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A complete presentation, breaking down the entire with clear annotations, context (both regarding Wyatt himself and the time period), similarities and differences with the rest of the collection as well as Fitzgerald's novel 'The Great Gatsby'

A complete presentation, breaking down the entire with clear annotations, context (both regarding Lovelace himself and the time period), similarities and differences with the rest of the collection as well as Fitzgerald's novel 'The Great Gatsby'