Pedestrian Task: Unusual setting‚ interesting characterisation‚ vivid description‚ throughout-provoking themes show in detail how each of these aspects contributes to your understanding of “The Pedestrian” By Roy Bradbury. In the story “The pedestrian”‚ Bradbury uses unusual setting‚ interesting characterisation‚ vivid description and throughout-provoking themes‚ to capture the reader and presenting an interesting insight on a future society. Throughout the story‚ Bradbury introduces characters
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Shakespeare has demonstrated this through the characterisation of King Lear‚ as King Lear is characterised as an old man who is too hasty in giving his kingdom away‚ “Shake all cares and business from our age‚ while we unburthen’d crawl toward death.’ Similarly‚ Inarritu has demonstrated this through the characterisation oh his main protagonist‚ Riggin‚ as he only cares about himself‚ “This is my chance to do some work that actually
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In the texts What’s Eating Gilbert Grape and Death of a Salesman‚ both texts use the characterisation of the family members to portray the discord and dysfunctionality that exists in both families in the separate texts. The characterisation of the families in both texts assists the text a great deal in portraying ideas and themes about discord and harmony. In What’s Eating Gilbert Grape‚ there are many key moments in which the family experiences discord. One of the key moments is the scene in which
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message given in a key event. In ‘The Great Gatsby’ an effective event to portray structural and linguistic devices is that of Chapter 2. Within this chapter Fitzgerald demonstrates the difference of worlds‚ superficiality and description of characterisation and setting. Fitzgerald uses setting as a device to show the destruction caused by Tom’s affair and also the contrast and cohesion to his life with Daisy. Cohesion is challenged due to the contrast to the previous chapter where it is family
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belonging and the true meaning of love. Fukunaga uncovers the theme of isolation and loneliness through different sound effects and music‚ whereas the idea of emotional despair is illustrated carefully through different camera angles. Jane’s characterisation throughout the story emphasizes her courage and spirit. Fukunaga portrays the deqw of isolation and loneliness through the film techniques of music and sound effects. The director shows this by adding non-diegetic sounds to the diegetic sounds
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written by Aboriginal author Archie Weller‚ about a young Aboriginal man named Billy Woodward who tries to change his lifestyle to white society leaving his Indigenous family and lifestyle behind. The author as used various techniques such as characterisation‚ point of view and setting to persuade the reader to feel angry‚ supressed and unhappy. Paragraph One: Billy Woodward is a young man who is ashamed of being an Aboriginal and so he tries to convert his lifestyle to the white culture and
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Through her characterisation in “Miles City‚ Montana”‚ Munro explores a number of different themes and ideas; drowning‚ survival‚ memory‚ marriage‚ and so on. The way in which Munro‚ through the narrator’s voice‚ uses indirect characterisation allows the reader to gain an understanding of a particular take on parenthood and the burdens and responsibilities that go with it. This‚ for me‚ is the aspect of narrative technique that has particular importance in the story. On first reading of this short
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individual. “The Altar of the Family” written by Michael Wilding suggests that conforming to traditional ideas or stereotypes provides constrictions to an individual’s beliefs. The author uses third person narrative in order to position the reader. Characterisation invites the reader to be critical of the father’s perspective on masculinity. Figurative language emphasises the opposing ideas of masculinity and setting described in the text produces different environments in which diverse ideas of gender
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characters’ morality and humanity is challenged by fear and lack of order. Wells emphasises through vivid imagery and characterisation‚ the qualities of humanity that exist outside of the physical body‚ and employing rhetorical questions and biblical allusions‚ plays with class expectations and distinctions in his theoretical world. Contrastingly‚ Golding employs characterisation and metaphorical imagery‚ to present a rapid process of devolution from boys to beastly savages and utilises powerful
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explores the theme of the Importance of Moral Education throughout the novel. This idea is still relevant in today’s society as we all face moral decisions which shape who we are. Harper Lee investigates this idea through the use of characterisation. Lee uses characterisation very effectively and particularly uses Atticus Finch and Calpurnia to portray this. Ever since Jem and Scout were at an early age Atticus would read to them and slowly over time they learnt how to read themselves. Whilst doing this
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