English Scholarship 2025

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Russian Revolution (Animal Farm)

The animals’ rebellion mirrors the Russian Revolution overthrowing the Tsar, showing how revolutions begin with hope for equality.

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Bolsheviks & Snowball (Animal Farm)

Snowball represents early idealistic revolutionaries whose goals are crushed by power.

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Stalin & Napoleon (Animal Farm)

Napoleon mirrors Stalin’s rise through fear and manipulation.

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Soviet Propaganda (Animal Farm)

Squealer represents propaganda shaping truth to control citizens.

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Soviet Secret Police (Animal Farm)

The dogs symbolise NKVD terror enforcing obedience.

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Rewriting History (Animal Farm)

Changing commandments echo Stalin’s revisionism.

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Totalitarianism (Animal Farm)

Pig rule shows the danger of unchecked power.

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Nazi Propaganda (The Book Thief)

Shows how words shape loyalty and fear.

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Book Burnings (The Book Thief)

Represents censorship and suppression of ideas.

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Hitler Youth Indoctrination (The Book Thief)

Shows how children were shaped into regime loyalists.

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Holocaust Context (The Book Thief)

Max’s persecution reflects systemic targeting of Jews.

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WWII Bombing of Germany (The Book Thief)

Himmel Street bombing reflects real civilian tragedy.

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Life Under a Dictatorship (The Book Thief)

Hubermann family shows risks of resisting tyranny.

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McCarthyism (Fahrenheit 451)

Reflects fear-driven censorship in 1950s America.

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Cold War Paranoia (Fahrenheit 451)

Explains the novel’s anxious, distracted society.

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Mass Media Explosion (Fahrenheit 451)

Critiques TV culture replacing deep thinking.

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The American Dream (The Great Gatsby)

Shows how ambition becomes corruption.

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1920s Consumerism (The Great Gatsby)

Wealth obsession deepens moral decline.

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Jazz Age Inequality (The Great Gatsby)

Old vs New Money reveals rigid class barriers.

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Linguistic Relativity (Arrival)

Language influences perception and reality.

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Post-9/11 Global Tension (Arrival)

Reflects mistrust between nations.

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Contact Narrative Tradition (Arrival)

Uses classic alien-contact themes to explore communication.

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Zombie Pandemic Imagery (The Girl With All the Gifts)

Mirrors modern pandemic anxieties.

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Post-Apocalyptic Genre (The Girl With All the Gifts)

Uses familiar tropes to question humanity’s survival.

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Child Soldier Allegory (The Girl With All the Gifts)

Melanie symbolises exploited children shaped by violent systems.

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Tsar Nicholas II (Animal Farm)

Mr Jones represents the Tsar’s failed leadership.

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Lenin & Marx Ideals (Animal Farm)

Old Major symbolises early revolutionary thinkers.

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Trotsky (Animal Farm)

Snowball mirrors Trotsky—idealistic, intelligent, exiled.

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Stalin (Animal Farm)

Napoleon allegorises Stalin’s authoritarian rise.

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Pravda Newspaper (Animal Farm)

Squealer mirrors state-controlled media.

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Five-Year Plans (Animal Farm)

Reflects unrealistic industrial targets.

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Soviet Working Class (Animal Farm)

Boxer symbolises exploited loyal labourers.

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KGB/NKVD (Animal Farm)

The dogs represent secret police.

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Show Trials (Animal Farm)

Echo Stalin’s purges and forced confessions.

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Nazi Book Burning (The Book Thief)

Shows fear of ideas and censorship.

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Kristallnacht (The Book Thief)

Max’s situation reflects intensifying anti‑Jewish violence.

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Hitler Youth (The Book Thief)

Shows how the regime shaped children.

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Nazi Censorship (The Book Thief)

Hans’s resistance reveals moral courage.

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Nuclear War Fear (Fahrenheit 451)

Reflects global anxiety about destruction.

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Television Culture Boom (Fahrenheit 451)

Entertainment replaces thought.

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Surveillance State (Fahrenheit 451)

Mechanical hound symbolises invasive monitoring.

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1920s Boom Economy (The Great Gatsby)

Wealth excess shows moral decay.

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Prohibition (The Great Gatsby)

Gatsby’s fortune mirrors illegal bootlegging era.

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Class Divisions (The Great Gatsby)

Shows the Dream is socially rigged.

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Linguistic Determinism (Arrival)

Heptapod language changes perception of time.

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Cold-War Style Mistrust (Arrival)

Nations fear miscommunication.

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Eugenics Debates (The Girl With All the Gifts)

Military dehumanisation mirrors historic abuses.

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Children in War (The Girl With All the Gifts)

Melanie represents weaponised youth.

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Post-Pandemic Anxiety (The Girl With All the Gifts)

Fungal outbreak reflects real fears.

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Human Exceptionalism Questioned (The Girl With All the Gifts)

Hybrid takeover challenges whether humanity deserves survival.

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Totalitarianism (General)

Shows how regimes use fear and control.

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Language as Power (General)

Shows how communication shapes identity and authority.

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