This comprehensive resource provides detailed comparative notes for the Ordinary Level Comparative Study focusing on The Shawshank Redemption (film) and Small Things Like These (novel). Designed for the 2025 curriculum, the resource covers the three prescribed modes:
Theme: Analysis of key themes, including hope, moral courage, institutional power, and freedom, with clear comparisons and references to key moments in both texts.
Social Setting: Exploration of the oppressive worlds shaped by powerful institutions in both texts, highlighting societal pressures and the impact on individual characters.
Relationships: Examination of central relationships, such as Andy and Red’s friendship in The Shawshank Redemption and Bill’s family and community relationships in Small Things Like These, with focus on emotions like love and hope.
The notes are written in accessible language, making them suitable for Ordinary Level students. Each section includes clear comparisons, key examples, and insights into similarities and differences between the two texts.
This resource will help students develop strong comparative answers by providing detailed guidance and examples that address past exam questions. It is perfect for classroom use, revision, and essay preparation.
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