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Detailed well structured essays on the twelfth night from an A* A level student.

This bundle includes 2 useful resources for students aiming for an A/A*, studying Atwood's Handmaid's tale. It explores the narrative structure, the portrayal of patriarchal oppression and the tyrannical portrayal of Gilead in the novel.

This bundle includes 2 detailed essays using sophisticated language and an in depth exploration of the comedy and character portrayals in Shakespeare's play, Twelfth Night. It is created considering the different AOs AQA expect including context, character analysis, analysis of comedy, language exploration and even some literary theorists.

This essay encompasses sophisticated language and an in-depth exploration of the different portrayals of comedy by the different characters. It even revolves around the audience's emotional attachment and responses to the comedy Shakespeare portrays in his play. It includes an examination of the comedy, the characters, the context and even includes literary theorists.

This essay is created as a response to the generic titles given in the AQA A level exams. It uses sophisticated languages to explore Shakespeare's portrayal of the comedy created by women in Twelfth Night. It gives a holistic view of the play, the female characters and the use of comedy.

This is a detailed analysis of the episodic, fragmented narrative structure in Atwood's Handmaid's tale. It explores what effect the narrative has on the portrayal of the protagonist and gives a holistic and clear analysis on the techniques Atwood has used. It also encompasses advanced vocabulary and clarity, which an A*/A student should be using. This is written by a student, who has received an A* in English at A level.

This sophisticated, clear and detailed A* essay explores the comedy portrayed by the aristocrats and the lower class characters in Twelfth Night. It examines the various types of comedy Shakespeare used such as satire, wit and slapstick humour. This essay will give student's a detailed and clear view of the comedy used in Twelfth Night as well as the portrayal of various characters.

This essay was created by a former A* English literature student at A levels and this essay was rewarded 25/25 (A*) by an English teacher. It explores the theme of patriarchal oppression in Handmaid's tale by examining the portrayal of the female victims, the oppressive state of Gilead and its corrupt systems. The essay uses sophisticated language and encompasses all the AOs AQA requires including an exploration of the context, language and themes.