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    others are complex or have so many twists that the reader is caught by surprise or cannot expect what will happen next. There are also stories which end without an actual ending‚ leaving the reader to guess what actually happened. 2) Characterisation Characterisation brings depth to the participants in a story‚ making them more relatable to the

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    approach sees Marlow’s Journey to be a journey into the human psyche and inner consciousness as he goes further down the river. In creating this sense‚ Conrad has used religious symbols‚ a more dream-like setting further into his journey and the characterisation of Kurtz. The Mythical approach interprets Marlow’s journey as a reverse romance in which Marlow is on a quest for the truth or in other words Kurtz. Conrad uses inversion

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    Story about Respect

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    deserves respect!” short stories - the ham sandwich at the beach To the family’s complete astonishment‚ the ham sandwich suddenly began to talk and said: “Parents‚ you should be proud of your daughter. She is able to put herself in someone else’s shoes‚ and that’s very important. I am food‚ so I deserve respect‚ and I especially don’t need to have sand all over me!”To the family’s complete astonishment‚ the ham sandwich suddenly began to talk and said: “Parents‚ you should be proud of your daughter

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    In Louis Nowra’s play Cosi a range of techniques are used to engage the audience by exploring certain characters and themes that were significant to Louis Nowra. Contrast and settings are important in exploring the theme of insanity‚ while characterisation and dialogue reveal what type of person one of the mental patients‚ Zac‚ is. The play is set in the 1970’s in a Melbourne mental institution. The setting of the mental institution is important to Nowra because it was about the time when

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    The Boy in the Striped Pyjamas through his thematic analysis of power which explores society’s perception of authority; his symbolic representation of the fence which starkly exposes Bruno’s ignorance of cultural divisions; and finally‚ his characterisation of Mother revealing the fraught atmosphere during the Holocaust. The theme of power is explored in this novel through authoritative figures and their presentation in society.The character of Father displays his newfound sovereignty with ostentatiousness

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    figurative language and poetic devices convey these images? Mood and Rhythm. He uses words such as "astonishes" and "vexed" to show his amazement and grief that the young girl has passed away. What’s the general atmosphere of the poem? Grief and astonishment Have I ever felt this way or experienced this emotion? Yes‚ I have felt this way many times when a close friend or family member has passed away. I think everyone feels grief

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    key events in his life‚ being his parents death‚ the struggle for food and money and how he develops into a man that ends up on the wrong side of the law and lands himself in jail. I will be showing how the techniques such as point of view and characterisation have positioned us to see the minority group exploited throughout these two pieces of writing. They show us how minority groups were demoralized during this time period and the techniques used made the stories effective in helping us to gain

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    thrill within Hitchcock’s respective audience‚ reflecting his subtle subversion of the genre to suit his purpose. The juxtaposition of silence and urgent whispering with the digetic booming sounds of Thorwald’s menacing footsteps forebodes the characterisation employed by Hitchcock to enable the establishment of a villain detective reflecting how the text engages with crime and its associated social and moral

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    The Poor Widow Entry #1: My stomach groins from not eating enough the past week. My ragged clothes cling stick to my body from the sticky sweat. I sheepishly make my way through the market‚ looking for any sort of food that I can possibly afford from begging. In my pocket are two copper coins‚ and I plan to use them wisely. People part my way for me as I walk down the dirt road. I see eyes with pity for me‚ and eyes that find disgust in me. I ignore them both‚ as I meticulously search the large

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    Darabont and Mccarthy both pick the settings of the texts to show the protagonist’s to survive.Both protagonists are struggling to survive in a hostile environment. Both are in constant fear for their lives due to their extreme environments. The setting for the road is in a post-apocalyptic world. No locations are used except the road that leads from the forest and once they have entered to the road Mccarthy uses techniques of withholding information to create mystery. In Shawshank Redemption‚ the

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