… William Levis. “People who receive jobs based on affirmative action have to prove themselves two times over that they are legitimately capable of doing the job. It makes the majority feel like they’re being cheated. I think affirmative action should…

… how the Duchess of York feels about Richard? In her eyes, how does he compare with her other sons, Edward IV and Clarence? (Act II, scene ii and scene iv) Note down some of the images she uses to describe him. Duchess of York: Oh, that deceit should…

… while his older brother managed to become a teacher, and start a health family? It’s thought that Sonny drifted into drugs, because of an unsupportive family. His brother wasn’t around when he should have been. After Sonny served jail…

… the curtain suddenly and sat at the corner of my hospital bed. I had been crying and seeing Lady Philosophy made me cry even more because I knew she would tell me that after all this misery I have gone through, I would never find supreme happiness.…

… reacted to nudity, as in naked bodies. She starts from when she was just 4 years old, how a bus full of children were all astounded by seeing her naked. And how later on when she was in college, her roommates were all disgusted after she hung up a poster…

… decisions, as distinct from the law laid down by legislative assemblies. The system of laws originated and developed in England, based on court decisions, on the doctrines implicit in those decisions, and on customs and usages, rather than on codified…

… is Queen Elizabeth? List any actions she takes to try and safeguard herself and her family. Next to this, list things Richard does to undermine her. Why is she finally no match for him? Elizabeth, wife of King Edward IV, is Queen while he is…

… prophetess in the play, but her warnings are ignored. Make a chart listing all of Margaret’s various curses and predictions. Fill in when and how they are fulfilled as you study the play. Queen Margaret curses/prophesises the following: 1) Edward…

… what other people say about him. Anne’s sees Richard as a heartless evil man, incapable of love and compassion. She also sees that he does not care if people have to be killed in order for him to secure his place on the throne. Her view of Richard…

… raining down heavily across the smooth carpet of green that lay beneath. The song of the red-breasted robins broke the silence that filled the land. The green grass that covered the land filled the heart with full of joy, to see nature rule in it’s…