Author kamrul

How have extremes of emotion expressed in Titus Andronicus and selected WWI poetry been effectively created by the writers’ craft and performance of the drama text on stage, on screen and in the classroom? Both William Shakespeare and the poet,… Continue Reading →

The next morning Titus and his sons wait outside the emperor’s palace and prepare for a day of hunting. Titus says he didn’t sleep well last night but he has a feeling it’s going to be a good day. Saturninus,… Continue Reading →

Alone in front of the Senate-house, Aaron delivers a soliloquy (a long speech that reveals a character’s innermost thoughts to the audience) about Tamora’s rise to power in Rome. Since Tamora and Aaron are longtime secret lovers, Aaron is hoping… Continue Reading →

After the death of the Emperor of Rome, his two sons, Saturninus and Bassianus, ask the masses to determine who should succeed to the throne. The first invokes his natural rights as the first-born son, the second calls upon his… Continue Reading →

Corrupting Influence of Power By Kamrul Shikdar Introduction I’m going to show you how power can cause people to be corrupt and that even those who society trusts and admires, can turn out to be corrupted by the power given… Continue Reading →

In Hannah Furness’ article, she uses the word “betrayed” to describe what the grassroots Tories did to David Cameron. The word betrayed is used to describe traitors so the journalist is depicting the senior local Conservatives as traitors to the… Continue Reading →

The adverts intention is to challenge people to prove that they aren’t addicted to or “hooked” on smoking. The picture is of a cigarette shaped like a fishhook and there are people below it with the mouth open like they… Continue Reading →

The Flag Of Isengard A war isn’t the most friendly invitation to a book that you will ever read. Yet in front of the battalions of soldiers, are an oncoming horde of evil, twisted savages, bloodthirsty for a fight. You… Continue Reading →

Do you see that fluttering in the breeze? Just a piece of cloth that brings hope to the soldiers on the battlefield. Behind you are the columns of resilient, disciplined battalions of men standing stiffly underneath this symbol that they… Continue Reading →

Being an Olympian isn’t what it used to be. The emotion, the intensity, the sheer pride of winning and being able to have the title, Best in the World all counts to nothing. Winning my first gold medal last night,… Continue Reading →