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What to include in an essay: AO1: connection to key ideas and the play as a whole AO2: analysis of writer’s methods and effect on audience AO3: exploration of links between context, text and task

Writing it up I love a good 3 point plan…………. Then, PEEDL PETAL PEEEEEEEED INTERROGATE your point!!!

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Theme/dramatic impact questions 4. How does Priestley present the young and old generations in the play? 5. How does Priestley explore the theme of social responsibilty?