Blackberry Picking

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A level (Heaney) English Mapa Mental sobre Blackberry Picking, creado por Mollie Rich el 15/05/2018.
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Blackberry Picking
  1. Tone
    1. Begins light-hearted and longing
      1. Lustful
        1. it's flesh was sweet
          1. That hunger sent us
            1. Lust for picking
          2. Turns disappointed and full of disgust
            1. Negative imagery
              1. we found a fur
              2. The juice was stinking too
                1. Childish tone
                  1. I always felt like crying. It wasn't fair
              3. Themes
                1. Growing up/ Loss of innocence
                  1. Nature
                  2. Overview
                    1. Heaney's keenness for blackberry picking and innocence but turns negative when he discovers the negative side - showing his disappointment
                    2. Phonetics
                      1. Consonance
                        1. milk-cans, pea-tins, jam-pots
                          1. replicates bb hitting
                        2. Alliteration
                          1. plosive - top big dark blobs burned
                            1. Sinister danger
                            2. filled we found a fur
                              1. shows deterioration of nature / the furry nature
                          2. Rhyme
                            1. Iambic pentameter
                              1. 10 syllables, Half rhyme and enjambment
                                1. slow rhythm - reflective tone
                              2. clot/knot ... rot/not
                                1. Resolution
                                  1. harsh rhyme - echoes harsh realisation and thorns
                                2. Imagery
                                  1. Senses
                                    1. Taste - you ate the first one and its flesh was sweet
                                      1. Sight - red, green
                                        1. Sound - tinkling bottom
                                          1. Touch - hard as a knot
                                            1. Smell - the juice was stinking too // smelt of rot
                                            2. Permanence
                                              1. bleached our boots // peppered with thorn // inked up
                                                1. Indelible effect the experience has had - loss of innocence
                                              2. Biblical
                                                1. the last summer // summer's blood // thorn pricks // thickened wine
                                              3. Language
                                                1. Labour
                                                  1. trekked // hands were peppered
                                                  2. descriptive - adjectives
                                                    1. glossy purple, sweet flesh
                                                  3. Structure
                                                    1. 2 stanzas - clear seperation
                                                      1. First is extremely descriptive and longer
                                                        1. shows love and interest in nature
                                                        2. Second uses negative imagery
                                                          1. Disgust and realisation
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