english

• my last duchess quotes
• this grew i gave comands

  implies his power and carelessness of how he got his last duchess killed
• as if she ranked my gift of a nine hundred year old name with anybodys gift


  hes jealous
• willt please you sit and look at her

  rhetrical question,hes saying it as a question but really its a command
• thats my last duchess on the wall


  the word my is a possesive pronoun shows he believed she belonged to him
• looking as if she was alive


  nobody knew what had happened to her
• her looks went everywhere

  hes jealous and paranoyed
• she thanked men 


  doesnt think she should thank any other men,jealousy
• what is ozymandias about 


  a narrator meets a travellor who tells him about a statue of ozymandias ,statue lasted longer than him/nature is more powerful than man
• what are the themes in ozymandias 


  -power of humans

  -power of nature

  -rich and poor
• what poems can compare to ozymandias


  london

  my last duchess
• what is london about 


  a man walks through the streets of london and everyone is miserable,those in power dont help the poor
• what are the themes of london


  -power

  -suffering

  -class system

  -experiences
• poems to compare to london

  -ozymandias

  -my last duchess
• what is the prelude about 


  a young boy steals a boat and feels very powerful. Nature at first is very gentle and calm but it changes to being very violent and threatening,which shows nature can be very unpredictable and is stronger than humans
• themes

  -power of nature

  -memory

  -identity

  -experiences
• poems to compare london to

  -ozymandias

  -my last duchess
• Ozymandias


  Ramses II, ancient Egyptian pharaoh and king of kings
• Irony


  Contrast between the king's boastful claim and the reality of his downfall
• Symbolism


  Use of statue and desert to represent the transience of human achievement
• Fleeting nature of human achievement


  Contrast between the king's boastful claim and the reality of his downfall
• Prelude


  Poem by William Wordsworth, exploring the relationship between the individual and nature
• mr birling


  for higher costs and lower prices
• mr birling 


  it’s her own fault
• mr birling


  a man has to mind his own business
• mr birling


  the titanic-unsinkable absolutely unsinkable
• mr birling 


  it’s my duty to keep labour costs down
• mr birling


  higher costs lower prices
• mr birling 


  dominates conversations,thinks he is superior to lower classes
• mrs birling


  i only help deserving cases
• mrs birling


  i will not be held responsible
• mrs birling


  i did nothing im ashamed of
• mrs birling


  as if a girl in that sought would refuse money
• gerald 


  she looked young and fresh
• gerald 


  i insisted on daisy movinv into those rooms
• gerald 


  i didn’t feel for her as she felt for me
• gerald 


  she better let me take her out of there
• eric 


  she was pretty and a good sport
• eric 


  i threatened to make a row
• eric 


  i don’t remember,that’s the hellish thing