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What examples of beauty and horror can you find in the narrative of pages one to three? Explain any ideas with analysis of the ‘Writer’s Craft’

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A short essay that discusses beauty and horror in the first three pages of Dorian Gray, using examples.

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‘There is no such thing as a moral or immoral book’ – How and in what ways can this apply to ‘The Picture of Dorian Gray’? Discuss

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An essay discussing how and in what ways the quote ‘There is no such thing as a moral or immoral book’ applies to Dorian Gray.

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How and it what ways does Wilde make the extract dramatic and revealing? Comment on the stylistic and thematic features in the extract

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An essay on style and thematic features that make the extract dramatic and revealing.

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The Picture of Dorian Gray: Chapter 16 - comparison between West and East End

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A comparison of quotes that show East End and West End, and the analysis of what these represent in the novel.

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Elements of a Gothic novel in The Picture of Dorian Gray – Notes

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Notes on the gothic elements in the genre, particularly in Dorian Gray.

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Dorian Gray: Chapter 11 analysis

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A presentation that analyses Chapter 11 of The Picture of Dorian Gray, including quotes, summary, characters and plot

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Chapter 6: Dorian in love – Comprehension questions

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Questions discussing love in Chapter 6 of Dorian Gray

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Dorian Gray – Chapter 4: Victorian Women

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Analysis of Victorian women in Chapter 4 of Dorian Gray via comprehension questions

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‘The novel Dracula reflects the uncertainties and anxieties of a society in transition’ – Discuss

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A Colour-coded discussion about whether Dracula reflects uncertainties and anxieties of a society in transition.

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Select and comment on two episodes showing Stoker’s use of nature and natural description. Refer to: contrasts, effects of beauty and harshness (the sublime), symbolism, and the relation of the two episodes to the whole novel

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Comprehension questions based on Stoker's use of nature and natural descriptions. Using 2 quotes.

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Dracula Passage – Mina Murray’s Journal, 8th August (pg 100)

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Analysis of Mina Murray's journal entry (8th August - pg 100). Colour coded.

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How are Lucy and Mina presented up to chapter 21?

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Essay discussing how characters Lucy Westonra and Mina Murray are presented up to chapter 21 in Dracula (as female characters).

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Compare the ways in which the authors of the two novels create a sense of fear in your chosen texts. You must include contextual knowledge. – 45 MINS TIMED

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A comparative essay between Dracula and Dorian Gray - creating a sense of fear. Timed essay - 45 minutes Colour-coded

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Explore and compare the ways in which women are presented in your two novels - Dracula and Dorian Gray

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A comparative essay between Dracula and Dorian Gray - explore and compare the ways in which women are presented

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Compare the ways in which settings are created and used by the writers of your two chosen texts. You must relate your discussion to relevant contextual factors (40 Marks) - Dracula and Dorian Gray

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A comparative essay about the ways in which settings are created and used in Dracula and Dorian Gray. Colour-coded.

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