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TECHNIQUES:
Flashbacks- reminices of childhood to see where she is today, adaults point of veiw p17 chapter 10 nans obsession with illness
conversational tone- arthurs story sounds as though arthur is talking directly to responder
Aboriginal language- 'It was slimy and there was a lot of gouna in the water...' p 320 allows to view the language of the aboriginal people
descriptive language- vivid pictures built up from " i hated the bare boards that gleamed with newly applied polish, the dust-fee window sills, and the flashes of chrome that snatched at my distorted figure as we hurried past' p1 appeals to sences
distinctive voice- allows responder to distinguish between charater daisy often leaves the first or last letters off words billy always says 'ay'
emotional language- gives responder connection of intimacy ' cam we go now mummy' p 13
symbolism- white power is often symbloised in superior people, miss moore, drake- brockmans
colloquial language- "jeez, i could do with a cold one, Bill"p33
TECHNIQUES:
Flashbacks- reminices of childhood to see where she is today, adaults point of veiw p17 chapter 10 nans obsession with illness
conversational tone- arthurs story sounds as though arthur is talking directly to responder
Aboriginal language- 'It was slimy and there was a lot of gouna in the water...' p 320 allows to view the language of the aboriginal people
descriptive language- vivid pictures built up from " i hated the bare boards that gleamed with newly applied polish, the dust-fee window sills, and the flashes of chrome that snatched at my distorted figure as we hurried past' p1 appeals to sences
distinctive voice- allows responder to distinguish between charater daisy often leaves the first or last letters off words billy always says 'ay'
emotional language- gives responder connection of intimacy ' cam we go now mummy' p 13
symbolism- white power is often symbloised in superior people, miss moore, drake- brockmans
colloquial language- "jeez, i could do with a cold one, Bill"p33
one important technique i learnt by reading some notes was the change in tone throughout the book. aat the beginning of the book, sally's tone was of confusion, and her thoughts were often jumbled up. she focused on less important things, eg. the "linoleum swirl" on the door of the hospital. as she learnt more about her aboriginality, as well as herself as a person, you notice that her tone changes to a more confident, self-assured tone. well, i think thats right.. i've used it in almost all of my essays, and its been good 