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yes. I'd say death is a physical change. After a phys journey. So yes, just don't make it too gory.

Thank you Cerry for your idea on how to do song. And dawed, uh I don't speak (Lebonese? Arabic?) so it would be hard for me to use 'Shifta' because I would have to look for the lyrics and keep a copy for when I want to study it. If I listen to an english song, I would be able to use it more...

What do you mean by 'aural components'? The notes of the song, the beats, the atmosphere created by the music? My teacher is not the best, and he has not really explained how to do our related texts. Thank you for your replies so far.

Does anyone know how to link a song? I am looking at a song from the idea that the imaginative journey can be taken from the viewpoint of the characters, the author or even the responder (me). Is this a valid viewpoint, or must the journey come from the characters? If so, that screws up my...

I would go with Hartigan personally, out of all the characters, as he is the easiest to do, with the hard boiled noir. Sin City could also double as a modern text, as well as noir, and you could use it to discuss how crime fiction has changed over time. Also, you can tell your parents you...

What about the Smallville episode 'Noir' from season 6? Any thoughts? It's like episode 20, or something.

This is helping me in my study notes. My ideas were on the same track as these, but I couldn't find the words to articulate them, so thanks for your ideas. Very helpful.

Well, my teacher got me to do this question over the school holidays. "The Modern Crime Fiction has deviated from the Classical form. In a feature article, explore how and why this has occurred." The classical text was "The Real Inspector Hound", and my chosen texts are "Big Sleep" (which I've...

Me and the back of the book are having problems. The question is Solve (x-3)^2 - (x-3) -2 =0 The working out should be Let u= x-3 Therefore: u^2 - u -2 =0 I then factorise to (u-1)(u+2) Therefore u=1 or u=-2 But since u= x-3 And that's what I get up to before the book and I have...