Hamlet V Futility Both Hamlet and Futility are war poems that delve into the idea of despair and hopelessness. The narrator in Futility is in despair because he is upset that a soldier won’t wake up- he is dead. The… Continue Reading →
“When we have shuffled off this mortal coil” Hamlet likens ending life to the feeling of being freed of chains that have been around you. This clearly represents Hamlet’s feelings. Hamlet feels that he is being weighed down by something,… Continue Reading →
The Tories have been in the news a lot these past two weeks. Firstly for the new tampon tax. A move described best by comedian Katherine Ryan, “the government are introducing taxes on luxury items such as tampons… Obviously this… Continue Reading →
NB: As this book takes 50 years to read, I have not yet finished it, however I feel I know enough about to start a report about it. The thing that stands out to me in most prominent anti hero… Continue Reading →
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