This essay answers the question above: Explore the view that Willy’s tragic downfall and death is destined from the outset. The answer received an A/A* according to AQA guidelines.

This essay is a response to the GCSE question: Compare two war poems of your choice and how they present war in them. Part of the Power and Conflict section of the curriculum.

An A* analysis of the poem ‘The Emigree.’ Part of the Power and Conflict Anthology for GCSE English Literature.

The essay responds to the question: Compare the way poets present the power of the natural world in ‘Extract from the Prelude’ and in one other poem from the Power and Conflict anthology. Response completed by a Level 9 student.

Detailed notes on Tess of the D’Urbervilles under the A Level AQA exam board.

Revision notes on Othello as part of the A Level AQA specification.

An A/A* response to the question: How does nature reflect Tess’ life and character at different parts of the story? Part of the AQA specification.

A short essay on how Hardy uses foreshadowing in Tess of the D’Urbervilles.

An A* response to the A Level question under the AQA exam board: How is Iago’s personality instrumental to Shakespeare’s tragic plot?

This essay response answers the question “Explore the view that Willy’s tragic downfall and death is destined from the outset.” This essay was marked as an high A/low A* using the AQA guidelines. This essay can help act as a guideline in answering Death of a Salesman question under the AQA exam board.