1. An Inspector Calls – Treatment of women: How does Priestley present the struggles faced by women in the play, particularly in relation to Eva Smith’s experiences? 2. Animal Farm – Discoveries and realizations: How do the animals react to surprising discoveries, such as their exploration of the farmhouse? 3. Never Let Me Go – Sadness and loss: How does Ishiguro depict grief, particularly through Kathy’s reflections on Tommy’s death? 4. DNA – Reactions to disappearance: How do characters respond emotionally and socially to someone going missing? 5. My Mother Said I Never Should – Coping with change: How do characters manage personal transitions, such as moving homes and generational shifts? 6. The Little Stranger – Social divide and curiosity: How does Waters present the fascination with wealth and privilege, and how does this compare to Orwell’s depiction of class differences in Animal Farm?