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Compare and contrast the ways in which identity is presented in ‘Things I Know to Be True’ and ‘The Wasteland’.

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In this section of chapter 1 “The Villa”, explore how Ondaatje creates impact through the use of memory and how this is used throughout ‘The English Patient’.

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Write a re-creative piece based on the scene in which Mark comes out from Rosie's perspective, analysing the ways it is linked to the play Things I Know to be True.

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Write a re-creative piece based on the scene in which Mark comes out from Rosie's perspective, analysing the ways it is linked to the play Things I Know to be True.

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Explore how the themes of separation and unity are presented in the statue of the Virgin Mary scene of The English Patient with reference to Ondaatje’s use of these themes in the novel as a whole.

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Explore how the themes of separation and unity are presented in the statue of the Virgin Mary scene of The English Patient with reference to Ondaatje’s use of these themes in the novel as a whole.

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Compare and contrast the ways in which the cyclical themes of nature are presented in the poetry of T.S. Eliot and Things I Know to be True.

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Compare and contrast the ways in which the cyclical themes of nature are presented in the poetry of T

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Task 1                            Discuss representations of guilt in T.S Eliot’s ‘The Hollow Men’ and where it appears in the rest of his poetic oeuvre… 

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Task 1                            Discuss representations of guilt in T.S Eliot’s ‘The Hollow Men’ and where it appears in the rest of his poetic oeuvre… 

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In Michael Ondaatje’s ‘The English Patient’ and T.S. Eliot’s ‘Collected Poems’, compare and contrast the ways in which the writers portray the fragmented state of society and the human condition.

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A re-creation of ‘The Things I know To Be True’ fromPg 55, after Mark says “Mia”, In this scene Rosie describes growing up with Mark and how it feels like home

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Compare and contrast how imagined lives are shown in ‘The English Patient’ and the poetry of T.S. Eliot?

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How is the fragmented style throughout the The English Patient reflective of the characters in the novel?

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Compare and contrast the implications of conflict in T.S. Eliot’s poetry and Michael Ondaatje’s The English Patient.

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Discuss how Bovell establishes Rosie's character in the opening of Things I know to be true and how this alludes to the key theme of identity throughout the rest of the play

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‘I wanted to erase my name and the place I came from’ - Almasy, part IV. To what extent does this idea apply to Hana in pages 42-45 as well as two other characters in the rest of the novel

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Compare and contrast how the breakdown of relationships is shown in both Andrew Bovell’s Things I Know to be True and TS Eliot’s poetry.

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Discuss how Bovell establishes Rosie’s character in the opening passage of Things I know to be True and how this alludes to the key theme of identity throughout the rest of the play

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Compose a monologue for Bob that would fit into the end of Things I Know to be True entitled 'And It Ends Like This'. Imitate Bovell's style and consider Bob's thoughts, concerns and feelings.

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In Michael Ondaatje’s ‘The English Patient’ and T.S. Eliot’s ‘Collected Poems’, compare and contrast the ways in which the writers portray the fragmented state of the human condition and society.

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Write a re-creative epilogue based on a Rosie's opening monologue from Things I Know to be True with a commentary explaining the links between the piece of writing and the original passage.

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Explore how the themes of separation and unity are presented in the statue of the Virgin Mary scene of The English Patient with reference to Ondaatje’s use of these themes in the novel as a whole.

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How is the fragmented style throughout the The English Patient reflective of the characters in the novel?

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Write a re-creative piece based on the scene in which Mark comes out from Rosie's perspective, analysing the ways it is linked to the play Things I Know to be True.

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Write a short scene to be placed at the end of the novel The English Patient, drawing on Ondaatje’s characterisation of Kip. Add a commentary which explains how your scene is characteristic of Ondaatje’s style and concerns.

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To what extent is loneliness a key theme in the Selected Poems by TS Eliot and Things I know to be true?

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Compare and contrast the ways in which the cyclical themes of nature are presented in the poetry of T.S. Eliot and Things I Know to be True.

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Compare and contrast the ways in which the cycle of human life is presented through the use of earth and fire in both T.S. Eliot's  The Waste Land and Michael Ondaatje's The English Patient.

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Remind yourself of the details from the coursework workshop

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See what you are aiming for by using the mark scheme

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