The poet starts the poem with ‘GRRRRR’ which show that the speaker is angry about something. The poet also finishes the first stanza with the line ‘Hell dry you up with its flames’. This shows that the speaker is speaking… Continue Reading →

I believe that the speaker in the poem, ‘Poppies’, is a veteran from a big war in the past. This is because of the last stanza. It says, ‘I listened, hoping to hear your playground voice catching on the wind’…. Continue Reading →

The Room Sweet, soft air running through every strand of hair on her body. Her long, silky hair flowing in the quiet wind. There is no noise. You can here a pin drop. Birds, side by side, flap their graceful… Continue Reading →

In Act 3, scene 2, Antony is at Caesar’s funeral. At the funeral, Brutus tries to persuade the people of Rome that he, and the conspirator’s, killed Caesar for the good of Rome. However, Antony uses different methods to persuade… Continue Reading →

In Act 3, scene 1, we see Caesers death by the conspirators. We also see Antony’s reaction. When Antony finds out about his death, he is very shoked and feels guilty. “O, pardon me, thou bleeding piece of earth.” Antony… Continue Reading →

How has Shakespeare shown Antonys reaction to caesars murder? In act 3, scene 1, Antony discovers about Caesars death. Shaplkespear uses alot of figurative language to show Antonys reaction to the death of Caesar. “O, pardon me, thou bleeding piece… Continue Reading →

In the scene of Caesars death, Shakespeare uses Caesar’s Hubris against him. This creates a lot of tension in the scene. Caesar says “Doth not Brutus bootless kneel” moments before the tragic event. He also says “Hence! Wilt thou lift… Continue Reading →

In Scene 2, Act 2, Caesar is at his house with his wife Calpurnia. Calpurnia has just persuaded Caesar to stay home because she was having bad dreams. However, the senats are planning to get caesar to go to them…. Continue Reading →

Shakespeare has used Brutus’s character to show the hate for Caesar. He does this through symbolism and imagery. He also talks about Mark Antony in act 2, s ene 1. I believe that Brutus has high intentions to kill Caesar… Continue Reading →

Come on, come back. In the dark misty night on the sandy beaches of Austerlitz, there lays a girl. A girl with blonde hair scattered over the floor. The green uniform of a soldier laying on the floor beside her.