Antony and Cleopatra notes (1st edition)

This essay contains an in-depth exploration of the characters of Antony and Caesar. It also analyses the reasons that they could not rule the Roman Empire as equals. It has been marked and received 97%.

This A plus essay explores the theme of honour, dissolution and redemption in the characters of Antony, Cleopatra and Enobarbus.

This essay explores the theme of honour in nobility, with specific reference to Antony and Cleopatra. It examines the characters' loss of honour and their subsequent redemption. It was written under test conditions and received 100%.

This essay explores the conflicting views of femininity in Rome and Egypt, and how Antony vacillates between these two views. It was written under examination conditions and received full marks (30/30).

This essay examines the predictions of the soothsayer when speaking to Antony, exploring the characters of Antony and Caesar and the reasons for their incompatibility.

This essay examines the characters of Antony, Cleopatra and Caesar, and the reasons that they could not rule as equals. It has been marked and received 100%.

Cleopatra: ‘ … none but Antony Should conquer Antony.’ (Act 4 sc 15 lines16-17) From an examination of the relationships of Antony and Cleopatra, Antony and Caesar and Antony and Enobarbus, discuss the quotation above.