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Pee paragraph

I think that squeal uses rhetorical questions during his speech to make the animals be with his ideals but to mainly help the pigs gain privileges such as apples or milk making the excuse of needing the nutrition for there… Continue Reading →

Character

1. This character is jones who represents the old Russian king the tsar 2 also when it refers to his boots it tells us he is human 2.old major who dies before his fulfilled dream just like Carl Marx the… Continue Reading →

Animal Farm – Plot Synopsis

1.farmer jones’s rule over the animals was similar to the tsars as the tsar took everyone’s money and jones took the animals produce. 2.snowball and Trotsky were both exiled and both were popular with the public( sheep) 3.stalin and napoleon… Continue Reading →

20 steps of animal farm

1. Old major talks of animalism “this is my message to you: rebellion!” 2.the animals over throw jones at the battle of cow shed 3. Napolean and snowball battle over leader ship 4.snowball creates windmill idea 5.snowball is chased out… Continue Reading →

lecture on Shakespearean techniques

language used by Shakespeare in his plays is in one of three forms: prose, rhymed verse or blank verse, each of which he uses to achieve specific effects (more on the functions of prose, rhyme and blank verse below). To… Continue Reading →

scene from a play using Shakespearean techniques

Ben and Alfie enter the room looking sad after there dog had been hit by a car: Ben: I don’t know how i will live without lucky he was the best dog ever Alfie: I will miss him like the sea misses… Continue Reading →

Act 2 scene 1 translated into modern English

Romeo: Can I leave while my heart stays here? I have to remain where my heart is Romeo moves away Benvolio and Mercutio  enter Benvolio:  Romeo, my cousin, Romeo, Romeo! Mercutio: He’s a bright boy I bet he slipped away… Continue Reading →

Metaphors 20/11/13

I think that friar Lawrence  uses metaphors in act 2 scene 4-6 of Romeo and Juliet like  the sweetest honey is loathsome ( hateful) in his Own deliciousness by which I think he means that the honey hates its own… Continue Reading →

Set for Act5, Scene 3

20 Shakespearian Words

pox: A plague on phantasies of a gallant gentleman, “The pox of such antic”  Mercutio. Example : you are a pox of a man. prodigous:  Foretelling of evil , “Prodigious  birth of love it is to me” Juliet. I am prodigious. anon: I… Continue Reading →

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