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GCSE: English Literature: Prose Fiction: By Author: George Orwell Coursework


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"Excellent essay portraying the character of boxer. A great help to understanding how boxer fits into the big picture of the book. "
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"Right. I think this essay could do with a lot more integrated points to thoroughly back up the (very good) points you're making. At the moment all you're doing is elucidating the cultural and social context and alluding to the novel. There's no point in doing this unless you've got textual evidence."
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"characterisation of boxer clear and concise with appropriate quotes"
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"I think this essay could be a lot better. Reading through just seems like one massive re-telling of the story, and you have to assume that whoever's reading this essay will have already read the novel. So, instead of relaying the plot of the novel, focus on the themes and what it's portraying. Pick out selective quotes that back up your view on the question and explore different trains of thoughts. Remember the "other side" too. "
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"It gives, if not comprehensive, a fairly balanced comprison of the fairy tale techniques. It is impressive and thoughtfully crafted. I give it a rating of 3 star."
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