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This document identifies the key themes and ideas in Act 5 Scene 1 of the play, analysing and exploring these in great detail. Not only is there a thorough analysis of many key quotes in this scene, but also how these link to the context of the play, alongside a consideration of the writer’s methods and stage directions. This document is organised into clear headings, providing everything you might need to know about this scene and more. Multiple interpretations and ideas are considered, and t...

This 8 page document identifies the key themes and ideas in the final scene of the play, analysing and exploring these in great detail. Not only is there a thorough analysis of many key quotes in this scene, but also how these link to the context of the play, alongside a consideration of the writer’s methods and stage directions. Many critical interpretations are also discussed, meaning this document provides all you need to meet the assessment objectives in the exam. As arguably the most impo...

This document identifies the key themes and ideas in Act 2 Scene 1 of the play, analysing and exploring these in great detail. Not only is there a thorough analysis of many key quotes in this scene, but also how these link to the context of the play, alongside a consideration of the writer’s methods and stage directions. This document is organised into clear headings, providing everything you might need to know about this scene and more. Multiple interpretations and ideas are considered, and h...

This document is helpful in understanding the plot of the play, picking out the key moments and quotes in act 1. Often people struggle understanding Shakespeare, so this summary is helpful in picking out all you might need to know and more about the opening of the play. The summary goes into great detail about our first impressions of the characters, and gives a thorough understanding of their position by the end of act 1, and how the plot might thicken as the play progresses. This summary has b...

In this document you will find all the key, high utility quotes in 'Othello' all in one place, analysed and explored in great detail. As an A* student I found it most helpful to remember these certain quotes and their analysis, as they can be applied to a range of essay questions. As well as a detailed analysis of the language and ideas, there is also a broad range of contextual links that are just as important in meeting the assessment objectives for the exam. This is a must need for students...

This document covers all context related to the play in clearly organised headings. These include general information about the play and its title as a tragedy; its setting; social hierarchy; marriage; race; evil and religion; women; sex and prostitution. The significance of the handkerchief is also discussed as well as an analysis of specific references in the play - eg the context behind references to the sycamore tree and Othello's 'green eyed jealousy.' As context is a required assessmen...

This document is a very thorough essay plan with a line of argument, completed introduction and detailed plans for three paragraphs- each of which have their own sentence starters. Within this, all assessment objectives required in the A level exam are explored in depth. Hence there is an analysis of language and quotes, exploration of ideas, consideration of context and also critical interpretations all selected in relation to the theme of appearance and reality in the play. This revision resou...

This document makes the perfect foundation for a strong essay on this topic with a planned introduction and 3 paragraphs, and completed topic sentences for each of these. This plan explores all assessment objectives required in the A level exam, hence key quotes, context and critical interpretations have been chosen. This revision resource has been made by a student who achieved an A* in English Literature at A level, and is a perfect example of how to structure and write a successful essay for...

This document is a very thorough essay plan with a completed introduction and detailed plans for three paragraphs. Within this, all assessment objectives required in the A level exam are explored in depth. Hence there is an analysis of language and quotes, exploration of ideas, consideration of context and also critical interpretations all selected in relation to the theme of duplicity in the play. This revision resource has been made by a student who achieved an A* in English Literature at A le...

This essay plan has a completed introduction and plans for three paragraphs. Within this, key quotes and moments in the play have been identified, along with specific critical interpretations. This document provides the foundation for a solid essay on this theme and has been produced by an A* student, demonstrating how a strong essay should be structured.