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Great question!  While reading Shakespeare, it is important to play close attention to language usage, stage directions, historical context, major plot points, etc.  I definitely advise you to take notes...

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Hello!  Heart of Darkness covers some very dark aspects of humanity, but the main focus or theme throughout the novella is the effects/irony of imperialism.  Depending on where you are in your reading,...

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Haikus are traditionally about nature, and they are three lines long (5 syllables/ 7 syllables/ 5 syllables).  Walk outside and take notes on what you see.  What colors do you see?  Plants?  Animals?...

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Keep in mind that symbols aren't always necessarily objects, they can be events, people, or places, too.  Throughout your reading, take notes on specific objects, events, themes, ideas, etc. that are...

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Good question - tone can be tricky, but it is important.  Since poetry is, after all, meant to be read out loud, I highly recommend starting your analyzation by reading the poem out loud.  What do you...

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Hi Hui:  To identify the symbolism in Animal Farm, it is helpful to fully understand the historical context of the novel.  "Animal Farm" as a whole symbolizes the Soviet Union (Russia) under communist...

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Hi Hui:  Hamlet is a complex and confusing character, and can be described as manipulative; harsh; and distrusting, especially of women.  Keeping in mind that Hamlet's mother married his uncle shortly...

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One of the main themes in Romeo and Juliet is irony; more specifically, the irony of love.  It is ironic that Romeo and Juliet fall in love upon their first meeting, that their families are feuding but...

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Hello!  You are referring to Philippians 3:13-14, which refers to putting ultimate trust in Christ, despite what events that have occurred that may have caused for a crisis of faith.  Are you looking...

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DreaKate - Atticus' character is level-headed, objective, intelligent, and he serves as a role model to all.  He teaches his children to preserve the beauty in humanity and on Earth (don't judge people,...

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