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  • Themes in The Crucible

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    A play in which the theme is made clear early on in the action is The Crucible written by the well acclaimed author Arthur Miller in 1953 Miller with great skill clearly shows the main themes very early on with the use of a range of techniques such as key scenes characterisation and dialogue The dramatist introduces the theme of greed and vengeance immediately through the use of the narrative technique We learn that Salem is a theocracy and so people were very repressed and the witch hunt trial

  • Hamlet's Delayed Revenge

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    Revenge is the act of retaliation for an offense or injury caused to one person by another It is the driving force in Shakespeares passionate play Hamlet It drives the behaviour of the lead character Hamlet as he is taken over by the need for revenge for the murder of his father Hamlets action and lack of action in exacting his revenge have grievous results Hamlet is not the only character who wants revenge as Laertes and Fortinbras are also both seeking revenge for the death of their fathers H

  • Relationships in 1984

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    The True Relationship It is truly a bombshell when the reader finds out that Mr Charrington is a member of the thought police However if this is a surprise then the only way to describe OBriens true identity is ironic It is exactly the opposite of what the reader would think he is On the contrary the reader always knows who and what Julia is about from the first time Winston made conversation with her All of her facts were plainly on the table for Winston to know As the books progresses it is e

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