Tess of the d\'Urbervilles notes

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE B ESSAY - 2020 ‘In tragic literature when characters die, their deaths are always met with sadness

A* AQA ENGLISH LITERATURE ESSAY - Specimen ‘At the heart of the tragic experience is an overwhelming sense of shame.’ Received 24/25 marks

detailed summary, quotes and analysis for Alevel.

really detailed notes on Hardy's Tess of the D'urbervilles, by chapter and key moments, as well as separated by theme throughout the book with lots of quotes and analysis.

Detailed context for both texts (can be used even if you're only doing one of them). They helped me get an A* and get my Cambridge offer, will help you too!

A full analysis (63 pages long!) of Tess of the D'Urbervilles including quotations, analysis and context. These notes fully prepared me for the exam and I received great grades - I was awarded the English prize and am now studying English at University College London. Every chapter is covered in great detail (both themes and character development) which will allow you to write amazing analytical essays in both class and the exam itself.

This essay is graded A* (96%, 24/25) A Level, scoring these marks by its insightful and advanced discussion of Tess and Angel's relationship. Covering a myriad of topics such as reality and the unreal, fate, social criticism and the setting, this essay covers the whole novel with in-depth analysis of quotes, both primary and secondary characters and Hardy's thematic schemes.

An in depth comparison between the two books, Tess of the d'urbervilles and mrs Dalloway. It consists of the main themes that are in both the novels and the many techniques that are used by Hardy and Woolf. Quotes and pages are included to help you examine each quote and line in detail.