Lived in Brooklyn where Eddie worked in shipyards Happy family at home Gave a home to their Italian cousins secretly To help them work outside the law But little Catherine has started wearing high heels Not a girl but not grown-up When she begins to get Rudolpho’s attention Eddie’s jealousy wakes up

Eddie’s hidden feelings for the girlish Catherine Blind him to his very core To prevent cool Rudolpho from having her He betrays them to the law Just because we have a sense of great injustice Doesn’t mean that we are right Eddie tried to take the law into his own hands Lost his life in the fight

The play opens with the Birling family Having a good time at a dinner party. Celebrating their daughter’s engagement It was a special occasion

Arthur Birling, is a wealthy business man He says to the boys “Always look after no 1. We’re not bees in a hive, don’t believe in community, Put yourself first with your family”. As he speaks, Inspector Goole arrives To investigate a girl’s suicide She burnt out her insides with disinfectant And Arthur Birling is the first to be questioned.

Mrs Johnstone is pregnant Soon she’ll have two more mouths to feed. But she can’t pay the milkman (Milkman) And she can’t meet her children’s needs.

When the boys grow to seven Mickey doesn’t have much to call his own, But he meets the boy Edward (Edward) Who lives up the posh end of town.

Here is paper one, 20th Century writing to explore. We’re gonna have some fun. Read and focus on what you understand, understand You know in the long run If you persevere the text becomes clear. And take your time don’t run. Lets look at section A, section A Four parts to complete, Each based on a section of text that you see On this exam sheet. Remember to use quotes to illustrate your points And make them concrete. Just give explanations of what you have noticed. So you will succeed, This is your brightest day, brightest day

First question, section B Descriptive creation, with beautiful language but not a story. Create pictures with words, with words Specifically detail with accuracy. Zoom in and focus on what you are showing So the reader can see Every special thing, special thing Then you can zoom out A different perspective of the bigger picture. There will be no doubt That you can use language with care and with patience. And tell them all about What you hear and you feel and you taste and you smell. So you will bring about Maybe your finest hour, finest hour

Two texts to read in a short amount of time Four questions to cover in an hour Skim them first to get a broader picture And re-read with purpose and power Remember …hunt for points with ‘search and find’ Remember …write bullet points effectively Remember …recognise persuasive techniques Remember your style, remember to smile Gotta focus on the right text each time Cross reference and be organised Look for evidence and use it to shine (Refrain) You’ll be a star, follow me and you’ll go far Consider bullet points that you can see Noting views and opinions is key Trust what you think and it will be easy (Refrain) You’ll be a star, follow me and you’ll go far

Now we turn to transactional writing Meaning conveyed to an audience Maybe a letter, a report or a leaflet Compose a message with purpose and sense Remember …you’re being marked for writing skills Remember …presentation is important still Remember …focus on your layout to win Remember your style, remember to smile Gotta focus on what you want to say Lay out clearly what you can convey This is writing that you see everyday (Refrain) You’ll be a star, follow me and you’ll go far Be aware of your reader throughout Know when to use specific layouts Use these tips and be in no doubt (Refrain) You’ll be a star, follow me and you’ll go far

I need to tell you ‘bout the theme of war Pay attention while I take the floor A plane crash on an island paradise They escaped the war’s nuclear device. Evacuated, but the unexpected Accident leaves them all deserted. All gone, the past that they left behind What has become of humankind? Now the boys are alone, in crisis again. Maybe war is to blame for all our pain. But maybe it’s not as simple as that Sometimes good comes from combat. Because Ralph comes from a military past And he tries to keep peace in the camp to the last. And the man, in the end, that will take them home Is a Navy man out on patrol.

Now the violence theme let me break it down. It all starts as a game with a dark comedown. When Jack kills the pig, like a gangsta hit. A joke to begin with, it all turns sick And they violently dance, like animals wild Ralph becomes that hunted child. Simon gets murdered. S’all part of the game All the boys play a part, seems they’re all the same. Now Jack’s power is down to his strength and force And the fear he creates in the camp of course. Violence begets more and the rush sets in To unleash the animal that lurks within. When violence becomes a dangerous curse The boys’ situation gets worse and worse.

I take my rightful place Under order of God’s Law. Under King, and Thane lie Peasant And it’s wrong to wish for more. My reason and my honour Rule over my ambition But the ruined Cawdor’s plotting Brings the witches intuition Into physical condition

Why should Malcolm take his place, When Macbeth can just step over? So his Lady, power-hungry, Hides ambition undercover. She sees her husband’s weakness And his lack of sick ambition. With urges and her cunning She’ll enforce his weak submission To her murderous tuition.

This story is based after The Wall St Crash of 1929. The U.S. of A was in a great depression Yeah, these were desperate times. Droughts hit the southern dustbowls, The crops died so the men had to go Work on ranches in California They had a dream they could make this land their home.

The great American dream Was in the hearts and minds of Americans everywhere It said, that you’d achieve Whatever you wanted, you just had to believe In success and pay the price Of loneliness and personal sacrifice Was it possible? No-one knew But in this time of pain it was all that they could do

Revenge and jealousy Iago is the catalyst, who will Destroy a perfect love Between Othello and his Desdemona He’s a schemer. Ignored by Othello, Despising Cassio He wants, more power. And so he sets a path, Questions her loyalty To proud Othello, powerful general, All for glory.

Iago wears a loyal face Pretends to be a faithful man To trust. And then he plants the seed Implying Desdemona Has been straying Cassio now dismissed And Iago plants her handkerchief As proof Othello values him Believing all those lies he lives in torment Pictures his wife With Cassio

A big bold heading begins this song In type font 24 Draws attention to the message So you keep reading more Varied fonts of size and kind Help as reference in readers’ minds With a picture or two to emphasise the idea In the mind of the reader the point becomes clear

Association with a style or type Logo’s help us to identify Distinct icons and catchy graphics Logo’s inform which items we buy Catchy slogans make good promotions Read, remember, repeat (x 3)

Everyone knows that a wealthy young man Must be in want of a wife to settle down (to settle down) Connections and marriage must be respectable Love’s not important, but money’s advisable

With five young women to each find a husband That is a thing to be carefully planned (carefully planned) Five girls out to make a social contract Five young men to somehow attract

F: Instant attraction M: love at first sight F: Give up my name M: If I have to I’ll fight F: Leave all this behind M: and hope we are right.

M: There’s so much fighting F: They won’t let us be M: I’d gladly die F: if ever need be M: just to have you F: forever with me

So tell me what you would do in my situation My dad did a runner during my examinations My mum’s met a waster, we had a violent confrontation And when I left school I couldn’t get an occupation So when they got me a sleeping bag for Christmas, And no, I couldn’t kip down at my sister’s And I didn’t have anywhere else to go I could trust It seemed like I had only one choice, homeless!

So I went down to London to make a new start Money in my pocket, thought I was well smart Two hundred applications later my plan fell apart DSS wouldn’t help cos I’m just a spare part So now that I’m facing actual starvation Haven’t even got the money for the toilet in the station Sleeping in doorways out of self-preservation One of the hidden members of our civilization

I know you’ve got your money and gold And you think that’s your protection. You can purchase all the rings in the world But you can’t buy true affection. Bassanio, you ransomed your friend In the search for my perfection. You thought your bet was safe, but your greed Led you in the wrong direction.

Antonio, you spat on the men That you thought were down beneath you. You say you value friendship and love But revile the man you call Jew. Until you see equality in all Then the hate will just continue. Lucky for you I’m a woman with a mind And I’ll come to your rescue.

So now I’ll tell this tale to you Three years in the life, of this Finch family Atticus is the lawyer who Defends Tom Robinson, black man accused of rape (Innocent)

In Maycomb blacks are second class Few people even know that they’re prejudiced Social standing along class lines Is the way of life, that you have to live (Round there)