Religion and Christianity in 'A Christmas Carol': Context, Quotations, and Analysis

[@justarunner4029]

This is really insightful, i nevee thought of comparing the spirits to the Holy Trinity. Hoping this theme comes up on my exam next week now! Thanks

[@maggiemary]

Your videos have been so incredibly helpful and I constantly recommend them to all of my friends! I make mindmaps to each of your videos and my teacher has commented that I have made great progress. Thank you so so much!

[@DystopiaJunkie]

Ahh that's brilliant to hear, Maggie! Sounds like you're doing fantastically well in these tricky times - well done to you! 😊

[@jameswoolsgrove1593]

'lets find out'💅

[@riyapatil3137]

Hii, could you make more videos analysing the text Macbeth please? As I need help understanding it since it's quite a difficult text. I would really appreciate it if you could!

[@mariacegodaru1225]

This was very helpful, thank you!

[@DystopiaJunkie]

You're very welcome! 😊

[@asnasheik8914]

17:29 its meant to be holy spirit not holy ghost

[@thephantom857]

Thank you!

[@niamh1908]

Could you explain the further idea about Scrooge's burial site and how that links to the theme please?

[@hola-ym9wy]

What resources would you recommend for Frankenstein GCSE?

[@DystopiaJunkie]

🤔 Can you give me a day or two? I'll get back to you then because I've not had to think about that before! Just to clarify: is this the play version, or the story version (I assume the story)?

[@hola-ym9wy]

@@DystopiaJunkie Yh the story version. Thank you so much!

[@DystopiaJunkie]

Okay, so I've had a look and think whilst on my lunch break: - Mr Bruff has some great videos here on YT. He's got videos on context, some character analysis, thematic debates, etc. If you end up watching any of his videos, be sure to mention that DystopiaJunkie sent you in a comment 😁 - The channel 'Schofield Shakespeare' also seems to have a fee videos about Frankenstein. If you go onto their channel and search for Frankenstein within the channel search bar (next to where it says 'about'), you should be able to find them. I've only skimmed the videos, so can't comment on what they're like, but they seem good at a glance! - Stacey Reay also has 3 videos about Frankenstein on her channel. I haven't watched them, but I know her videos tend to be pretty good! - As for websites, BBC Bitesize is of course always decent. The website 'revision world' seems okay (when I google 'Frankenstein revision' it's the second result), although maybe lacking a little in terms of analysis. The fifth search result for me also brings up a 'padlet' by Mr Dowling, which seems to have loads and loads of links and resources attached to it. It seems that list is more skewed towards A Level, but that just means it'll be of a really high standard, which should be helpful!

[@DystopiaJunkie]

How's that for you?

[@hola-ym9wy]

@@DystopiaJunkie Thanks! Gonna check them all out!

[@sam-uf1pt]

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