In the crumbling universe of Shakespeares King Lear a world in which evil and treachery is allowed to triumph for a moment too long and goodness falters under the dominion of the former a terrible irony is made resoundingly clear The ambiguity of the victory between the binary oppositions becomes one of the most unsettling themes of King Lear who truly triumphs Perhaps more importantly what become the cruelly conceived expenses of such a victory The prevailing question of cosmic justice pervade
Explore the ways a central character is affected by external influences in the texts you have studied In both texts I have studied Macbeth and A Christmas Carol both central characters are affected by a number of external influences which in turn leads them into drastic characteristic changes What is meant by this is that the plot and story of each texts would not have unravelled if it wasnt for these significant and controlling influences which caused and put pressure and emotion on these Char
Fahrenheit 451 is a novel by Ray Bradbury about a society where the people dont have any concerns for others Everyone is only after the materialistic things in life which supposedly brings them happiness However if everyone is so happy why do voluminous people try to commit suicide every night By portraying many figures who never even wonder about their lot in life Fahrenheit 451 seems to imply that apathy is a very important element in the decline of Montags society Fahrenheit 451 is a novel a