Dear Mum and Dad

I just wanted to tell you how much I love you and how much I care about you. The car I have at the moment is very poor and I also have engine problems all the time. This is why I really want a new car. Plezzzzzzz

I believe; that one day this world would be equal. That kids in poverty would would get the same opportunities as kids in England. Every human would be proud of who they are and what they have. Kids would get the same chances to pursue their dreams and to be wealthy. No one would be left out; everyone would get to enjoy their childhood, get to play with high tech toys, be able to run on hard grounds with shoes and most important be full after eating a good hot meal never again starving having to go to hospital; while their parents are being worried thinking about the worst. NO MORE!

Napoleon – Joseph Stalin.

Proof of this is that Napoleon wasn’t a good speaker and not as clever as Snowball; and Stalin also was not a good speaker and not as educated as Trotsky. Napoleon was cruel, brutal, selfish, devious and corrupt. Joseph was similar and also didn’t follow orders. Napoleon ambition is to be in power and to do so he killed his opponents; all Stalin cared about was power and killed all those who opposed him. Napoleon and Stalin both used bad things to control people. Napoleon used Moses and Squealer (the dogs) and Stalin used propaganda and KGB. Napoleon killed everyone in alliance with Snowball, and Joseph sent everyone to prison camps and killed everyone who disagree with him. Napoleon made a three year plan for building the windmill while Stalin made a five year plan for the industrial development.

Snowball – Leon Trotsky

Proof that Snowball is like Leon Trotsky is that snowball was a very good speaker and intelligent; likewise Leon Trotsky was a brilliant speaker and a great thinker. Snowball was very kind and cared about others on the farm; he was also a visionary. Leon Trotsky wanted to improve Russia and he cared about the welfare of the Russian Citizen. Snowball and Leon were both leaders in a battle; Snowball was the leader of “The battle of Cowshed” and Trotsky was the Leader of the “October Revolution”. Snowball was banished into exile by Napoleon’s dogs and Trotsky was chased away by Lenin’s KGB (secret police). Snowball agreed with Old Major’s ideas and Leon agreed with Karl Marx ideas.

Old Major – Karl Marx

Old Major was considered the father of Animalism and Karl Marx was considered father of Communism. The ideas of Animalism and Communism was brought by these two. Old Major died before seeing the animal rebellion or Animalism; Karl Marx died before seeing the Russian revolution and the rise of communism

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1. Wake up

I wake up hearing different songs every morning from my noisy neighbours

2.Get changed/Brush teeth and hair

I get changed as fast as I can because of the delicious smell of my breakfast on the table

3.Eat Breakfast

The taste of my breakfast giving me energy for the whole day

4. Get on a bus

Running as fast as I can seeing the bus at the bus stop; with my cold, numb legs

5. Arrive at school

Ariving at school feeling cold and blowing my hands

Task 3

Hearing different songs every morning from my noisy neighbours.

The smell of my clean clothes making me feel refreshed.

The taste of my delicious breakfast on the table giving me energy for the whole day

My cold, numb and akey legs chasing the bus; 63, praying the bus’ signal doesn’t say right

Walking through the school gate blowing my hands feeling cold

Task 4

My noisy neighbours waking me with their loud music, it’s like listening to an alarm; I just want to keep sleeping

The smell of my clothes giving me memories making me feel sick

The taste of my breakfast giving me energy to live through the whole day

My bruised legs making it painful to walk to the bus stop; smiling seeing my bus go.

Walking through the school gate looking left and right trying to get to my first lesson without get seen

Task 5

You wake up to sound of your noisy neighbours.

You get your school clothes and put them on; they smell clean.

You eat your breakfast; which tastes delicious, getting your energy for the whole day.

You chase after seeing your bus and will you pray that the bus signal doesn’t turn right.

You walk through the school gate; you feel cold blowing at your hands.

You ran to your first lesson; scared someone will see you

Task 6

You wake up by the sound of your loud neighbours; your angry they had to wake you up.

Task 7:

Above my flat my neighbours play loud music which wakes me up.

Task 8:

I walk through the school gate shivering; looking left and looking right. Scared someones watching me. I walk the lunch hall and to the janitor’s office. The janitor is my best friend, his office is were i spend my break and lunch. I don’t know how i’d cope if there was no janitor coz i would always be alone. The worst sound i ever hear are the pips; thats when i have to go to my next class; thats when people can get me.

How does William Shakespeare explore fate in Romeo and Juliet?

In this tragedy written by William Shakespeare a common use of writing is metaphor which communicates his idea of fate. Fate is used frequently in Romeo and Juliet and this shows that in Shakespeare’s perspective, is that God chose Romeo’s path and it was all meant and going to happen not matter what Romeo did.

An early example of fate which leads to Romeo and Juliet meeting and this whole massacre to occur is when Peter; a Capulet servant asks Romeo to help him read the guest list to the Capulet party. As Romeo reads the list, he sees that his ex girlfriend Rosaline was attending the party. Romeo was madly in love with Rosaline but she didn’t love him back and they broke up. Romeo’s intentions were to try and get back with her. So obviously Romeo goes to the party and he sees Juliet; automatically forgets about Rosaline; and falls crazily in love with her. Then later he finds out she is the daughter of his father’s enemy and the entire story happens.

An idea I want to go into further was that Romeo and Juliet’s ill-fated lives and they have no way of changing it. This was mention at the beginning of the play. Them unfortunate kids were described as ‘death-marked’ and ‘pair of star-crossed lovers’. William Shakespeare wrote this story with two identical families but one with a daughter and with a son. These two families hate each other but the son and daughter are actually in love and are destined to go through a hard life just to be together. Capulet and Montague hate each other and there is nothing either Romeo or Juliet can do. An example of Romeo trying to make peace was when Romeo refused to fight Tybalt in Act 2 Scene 4 and Romeo tried to tell Tybalt that they were actually family (because Romeo had just married Juliet and Juliet is Tybalt’s cousin) and that event ended up with Tybalt fighting Mercutio and Mercutio getting killed. After that Romeo realize Mercutio was dead and Romeo chases down Tybalt and then kills Tybalt. This shows when trying to make peace it ends up with both family lose a member of their love ones. This also was what the cause of Romeo being banned from Verona (for murdering); and the whole plan of him and Juliet living happily ever after just got harder. The way this got harder is that Juliet has to leave her city Verona just to be with man who murdered her cousin. She might be doubting that now.

Looking at the way William Shakespeare uses fate; the most common way is through metaphors. In the play, the the way he made the characters speak helped because of the use of metaphors. What is a metaphor? A metaphor is when (using Shakespeare as an example) for example Shakespeare writes down a sentences of words which mean something else and has a different meaning but you are saying that it is you. Here is a metaphor “He that hath steerage of my course, direct my sail”. In this metaphor Shakespeare likens the relation between a ship and Romeo and also Shakespeare says that God is directing this ship. So Romeo is asking God to give him a path and whatever path it is Romeo will follow it.

Shakespeare likes to use reference to religion in Romeo and Juliet. The reason for this is because in Shakespeareans’ era when William actually wrote these plays everyone was religious. That made it very believable. Something that Romeo says that link to religion was “Some consequences left hanging in the sky”. What this means is that Romeo has no control on what is going to happen. In the part ‘left hanging in the sky’ when he says sky he is referring to God. Romeo is saying that God is going to pick his consequence.

Another quote from the play “Tis torture and not mercy. Heaven is here, Where Juliet lives”. In this quote Romeo is telling Friar Lawrence that because Juliet; the love of his life, is living in Verona he is in heaven. Where ever Juliet is, that place is heaven. Talking about heaven is an reference to religion. In this part of the quote ‘Tis torture and not mercy.’ he speaks about the pain (torture) when he is without Juliet. The way that Romeo was speaking about Juliet; like he has no point of living if he is without her is already showing he would go to drastic measures to be with her even if that means for both of them in Heaven together. The reason why Romeo can’t be without Juliet is because Romeo killed Tybalt after Tybalt killed Mercutio. The arguments of Romeo’s father is that Tybalt killed someone and Romeo did what the law was going to do. That is why Prince Escalus (related to Mercutio) said he banished Romeo from the city but if he does see Romeo he will kill him. That’s why Romeo is upset about leaving the city of Juliet.

I hope you enjoyed my essay about how William Shakespeare explored fate in Romeo and Juliet. To sum up this essay the way that William Shakespeare explored fate was through metaphors and religion.

What is fate?

When something is planned and 100 percent going to happen and there is nothing you can do about it.

By Lueol Workneh.

In Act 5 Scene 2, Friar Lawrence finds out that Romeo didn’t get the letter. Friar Lawrence sent his good friend; Friar John to give the letter. Friar John didn’t give the letter to Romeo because he was stuck in a quarantine because of an illness. When Friar John returns to Friar Lawrence without sending the letter Friar Lawrence got angry and went to the tomb to try wake Juliet up.

In Act 4 Scene 5 the nurse goes up to Juliet’s room to wake her up just the father, Capulet, requested. When the Nurse get to Juliet’s room she finds the girl dead. Friar Lawrence comes to the scene and tells Capulet to take Juliet to where every Capulet is buried. He tells them to take Juliet to the tomb.

In Act 5 Scene 1; it starts with Romeo day dreaming about how he died and Juliet kiss brought him back to life. Romeo’s friend Balthasar enters the scene and Romeo straight away asks him how Juliet is doing and how his father is but he cared manly about Juliet. Balthasar revels the news that Juliet has died. Romeo was distraught and he felt like the world was against him and he hated it. Romeo rushes straight back to Verona. In Verona Romeo goes straight to Apothecary. Apothecary at the beginning said that it is illegal and against the law but once Romeo showed his gold Apothecary went straight to get him the poison. After getting his poison he heads for Verona.