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Titus Andronicus Quotes

Key Quotations Act 3,Scene 2 – Titus in his house With folded arms. This poor right hand of mine Is left to tyrannize upon my breast, Who, when my heart, all mad with misery, Beats in this hollow prison of… Continue Reading →

Summary of Act 2

Away from the hunting party, Aaron buries a bag of gold under a tree. Tamora finds him and urges him to make love to her. However, Aaron is ruled by vengeance and asks her to deliver a letter to Saturninus…. Continue Reading →

Act 2 scene 1

Aaron speaks his thoughts to the audience in the form of a soliloquy. The soliloquy is about the fact of Tamoras rise to power in Rome. Aaron tells of his secret love relationship with Tamora and how her position in… Continue Reading →

Titus Andronicus Question Aaron’s Soliloquy

What does the figurative language that Aaron uses in his soliloquy at the beginnings of Act 2, Scene 1 suggest to us about his underlying motives in the play? In order to obtain and hold power, a man must love… Continue Reading →

Act 1 scene 1

The Emperor of Rome is dead. His two sons Saturninus and Bassianus are democratically fighting for the throne and as Saturninus is the first born he argues that he has the right as first born to have the title of… Continue Reading →

Titus Andronicus: Shakespeare’s inspiration & the reason for Shakespeare’s acts of violence in the play

Like most plays written by Shakespeare the inspiration of the play Titus Andronicus has a range of sources from which Shakespeare has sampled from. Yet some of the inspired fiction still withholds very loose ties to it’s original source which… Continue Reading →

Introduction Theme study

What is reality? How do you define something that is real? Can you touch it, smell, see, hear or taste it? If so what if you removed everything, all things in existence. You would be floating at the centre of… Continue Reading →

Theme Study: The Nature of Reality

What is Reality??? The state of things as they actually exist, as opposed to an idealistic or notional idea of them – Oxford English Dictionary According to this definition reality is the state of things as they actually exist,  rather than… Continue Reading →

The Nature of Reality: Sophie’s World Notes

Notes: Rationalism, Realism, Logic, Materialism, Idealism, Truth and Faith. Senses, chemical, light and vibration. State of realization, space-time. Skepticism Moral and ethics Reason <——— Separation of species and categorization. Mans innate function Parallel universes. Dreams. Senses and their construction of… Continue Reading →

Exam style questions: Bias texts on Gay marriage

Both articles share the same story about the letter imploring David Cameron to delay a vote on same-sex marriage until after the next election which is until 2015. Furthermore, according to the newspaper articles, the letter was also signed by… Continue Reading →

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