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Accents

Accents present a picture of who we are. In today’s world it can change lives for example being successful in a job interview. In a recent survey people feel more comfortable with the Yorkshire accent because it is perceived to… Continue Reading →

Line of enquiry

How are female protagonists portrayed in society? I plan to read Hunger games catching fire and divergent. Then I can watch the films and compare for other sources I may look at news articles about women.

Assessment Re-draft

In act 2 scene 2 Lady Macbeth is presented as commanding, unsympathetic and harsh. Shakespeare uses a variety of punctuation, sentence structure and language devices to show characteristics of Lady Macbeth’s personality. This is shown in act 2 scene 2… Continue Reading →

Jacobean Era

In the Jacobean era women were played by young boys as their voices were still tender and high but were not masculine. Also women in the Jacobean era were view as weak, less powerful and less ambitious than men and… Continue Reading →

Portrait of Lady Macbeth

I’d characterize Lady Macbeth as ambitious and ruthless. In either case, Shakespeare is clear in his portrait of Lady Macbeth, which we can see by examining her behaviour throughout the course of the play. The first time we meet Lady… Continue Reading →

Analysing my cauldron

I choose to make a cauldron because I feel it represents the Witches who play a vital role in the play, especially the way that they plant seeds in Macbeth’s head and wait for them to grow. For example in… Continue Reading →

Life of Pi Film Reveiw

Life of Pi is about a young man who survives a disaster at sea and is hurtled into an epic journey of adventure, survival and discovery. While cast away, he forms an unexpected connection with another survivor. This film is… Continue Reading →

Life of Pi

He cut up a flying fish and tossed a piece onto the side bench. After he had gathered what he needed for the day from the locker and was ready to go, he tossed another piece over the tarpaulin in… Continue Reading →

Film review; Lego movie

For more than 60 years, LEGO’s been a peerlessly popular toy brand. Despite its ‘educational value’, the minifigures have charmed with their cute simplicity – an unassuming blandness that’s seen them seamlessly adapt various big-name properties (Star Wars, The Lord… Continue Reading →

Showing V.S Telling

Close up Extreme close up Mid shot Long shot Extreme long shot I picked a close up shot because you can see in depth the character emotions or feeling and it seems more realistic. for example if you have a… Continue Reading →

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