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2c Great Expectations

2c Pride and Prejudice

2c The War of the Worlds

2c Jekyll and Hyde

2c Jane Eyre

2c A Christmas Carol

2c Answering the 19th-century prose question

19th-century prose overview

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Jane Bennet and Mr Bingley

Mr Collins and Charlotte Lucas

Wickham and Lydia

Lady Catherine de Bourgh

Family and reputation

Writer's methods

Key quotations

Book One, Chapters 14 to 17: the exodus from London

Book Two, Chapters 1 to 5: trapped with the curate

Book Two, Chapters 6 to 10: dead London and the Epilogue

The narrator's brother and the Elphinstones

The narrator's wife

Imperialism and colonisation

Science and evolution

Religion and faith

Civilisation and the breakdown of order

War and violence

Human complacency and humility

Writer's methods

Key quotations

Chapters 6 to 8

Chapter 9: Dr Lanyon's Narrative

Chapter 10: Henry Jekyll's Full Statement

Reputation and secrecy

Violence

Writer's methods

Key quotations

Chapters 11 to 27: Thornfield

Chapters 28 to 35: Moor House

Chapters 36 to 38: Ferndean

Helen Burns and Miss Temple

Mrs Reed and Mr Brocklehurst

Gender and independence

The Ghost of Christmas Past

The Ghost of Christmas Present

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come

Bob Cratchit and Tiny Tim

Fred

Social responsibility

What’s on Paper 1

2c Modern prose or drama

2c Anita and Me

Paper 1 past papers

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2c Never Let Me Go

2c Animal Farm

2c An Inspector Calls

2c DNA

2c Leave Taking

2c Answering the modern text question

2c 19th-century prose

2c Great Expectations

2c Pride and Prejudice

2c The War of the Worlds

2c Jekyll and Hyde

2c Jane Eyre

2c A Christmas Carol

2c Answering the 19th-century prose question

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