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Answered a Question in Lord of the Flies

Roger's an interesting character, whom Golding uses to represent (in a rather...

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Shakespeare and the Goddess of Complete Being

Answered a Question in Julius Caesar

Great question! The crowd is one of the most complex characters in the play - and...

Answered a Question in Julius Caesar

Casca's been out running around in the storm, which, as he tells Cicero, is one of...

Answered a Question in The Merchant of Venice

Well, that one is up to the actor and the director, I think. I've never seen a...

Answered a Question in Lord of the Flies

I'd argue that Golding's presentation of the natural world and the island in this...

Answered a Question in Chemistry

The answer's 6. O2 (the 2 is usually written smaller and slightly below the line...

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Songs of Innocence and of Experience

Answered a Question in Songs of Innocence and of Experience

"Infant Sorrow" is one of Blake's Songs of Experience, a series of poems which...

Answered a Question in The Tempest

What a specific question! Gonzalo first of all is seen arguing with the Boatswain...

Answered a Question in Julius Caesar

Quite hilariously, really. The conspirators spend the first two acts of the play...

Answered a Question in Julius Caesar

I don't think Shakespeare really writes flat or static characters: it seems to me...

Answered a Question in Romeo and Juliet

Very well, actually. But Romeo is the only person on stage who knows that Romeo...

Answered a Question in Othello

Good question. And the answer isn't in all cases absolutely clear from...

Answered a Question in Julius Caesar

Brutus' reaction to Cassius' death is a bit of a puzzle. He starts off first of...

Answered a Question in The Tempest

It undoubtedly is a central concern of the play. Prospero, of course, as Duke of...

Answered a Question in William Shakespeare

There really isn't much biographical information available about Shakespeare's...

Answered a Question in Romeo and Juliet

Yes, it's an odd little conversation - the only time Romeo's parents really appear...

Answered a Question in Lord of the Flies

Here's the bit from the novel you need: ... a bird, a vision of red and...

Answered a Question in Julius Caesar

Here's the bit from the play you're referring to: FLAVIUS: But...

Answered a Question in Romeo and Juliet

The device is 'personification', which is a form of metaphor. What personification...

Answered a Question in The Merchant of Venice

Well, there is some beautiful poetry. And there is - well, one message that might...

Answered a Question in Much Ado About Nothing

The answer to both of your questions is that it's up to how you interpret. Hero...

Answered a Question in Lord of the Flies

It's Percival Wemys Madison, probably one of the most important littluns in the...

Answered a Question in Romeo and Juliet

The scary thing about Lord Capulet is that it isn't, at all, a gradual change. At...