Graham greene Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

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(A* in A-Level English Literature) This study guide covers each element of crime writing in Graham Greene's 'Brighton Rock'. Each element has an explanation and relevant quotes, making it easy to answer the specific essay questions that you may be given.

These are in depth chapter summaries for the whole of Graham Greene's 'Brighton Rock'. Each chapter's plot is summarised, followed by key points/quotes about the settings, characters and themes that are in that chapter.

A bank of key 'Brighton Rock' quotes, organised by element of crime writing.

These as notes on critical essays that cover Graham Greene's 'Brighton Rock'. They will help to increase your understanding of the text and hopefully boost your grade!

These notes cover the main aspects of crime in Graham Greene's 'Brighton Rock'. There are detailed notes on crime, murder and violence, criminal psyche, victims, suspense, detection, punishment/justice, social commentary and setting. It also has notes on the structure of the novel.

These are in-depth character profiles for all of the characters in Brighton Rock. For each of the major characters their role in the crime text is considered, as well as bullet pointing their key info, their key moments, the contrasting reader response to the character, their internal and external motivations and an extensive list of key quotes.

These notes cover the main contextual points that you need to consider when thinking about Graham Greene's Brighton Rock. It will increase your background knowledge of the texts and hopefully deepen your understanding.

Explains symbols, dedication to his wife, the important points on love, fatherhood, the setting, characters, relationships. Notes about important pages in the book.