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Dumby: Aesthetic Devices
Aesthetic features
Alliteration
Imagery *
Metaphor *
Simile *
Symbolism
Personification
Irony (must do)
Motifs (repeated theme)*** Eg Dumby was my best friends and I will miss him
Rhetorical question ** why has Dumby been taken from us?
Representations**

Provide comfort, allow people to express grief.
Do not take people's grief and turn it into rage.
Negative impact on community
Acknowledgement and of situation
We are all the same people, loosing a life is not worth it
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Saw pain and unfairness, injustice as a community
Differences in skin colour - does not matter, use their relationship

Spotter- potential taken away
Notes eulogy

Apologising for the white community's actions
Gary's father did not go

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