AS & A Level Literature in English (9695) — May–June 2024, Paper 33

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Question 1 · 50 marks · 'A victim of circumstances rather than a tragic hero'. To what extent would you agree with this view of the dramatic presentation of Hamlet in the play?

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: Hamlet Either 'A victim of circumstances rather than a tragic hero'. To what extent would you agree with this view of the dramatic presentation of Hamlet in…

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Question 2 · 50 marks · In what ways, and with what dramatic effects, does Shakespeare present mercy in the play?

WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE: The Merchant of Venice Either In what ways, and with what dramatic effects, does Shakespeare present mercy in the play?

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Question 3 · 50 marks · In what ways, and with what dramatic effects, does Fugard present despair in these plays?

ATHOL FUGARD: The Train Driver and Other Plays Either In what ways, and with what dramatic effects, does Fugard present despair in these plays?

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Question 4 · 50 marks · In what ways, and with what dramatic effects, does O'Neill portray the Tyrone family as unable to escape from the past?

EUGENE O'NEILL: Long Day's Journey Into Night Either In what ways, and with what dramatic effects, does O'Neill portray the Tyrone family as unable to escape from the past?

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Question 5 · 50 marks · In what ways, and with what dramatic effects, does Stephenson present women's ambitions and aspirations in the play?

SHELAGH STEPHENSON: An Experiment with an Air Pump Either In what ways, and with what dramatic effects, does Stephenson present women's ambitions and aspirations in the play?

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