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English Essay Q3 Homework
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Given the reading task- 'Lies we Tell Ourselves'; question 3 is 'how has the writer structured the reader to interest the reader.'
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lies we tell ourselves
robin talley
racism
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English Essay Q3 Homework
Time
At the beginning- starts with the future but the endless possibilities than becomes a more definite future
This makes the reader sympathise and empathise
Starts with 'maybe' and quoted three times
Line 4: ends the beginning with 'will'
Lines 6-31: Present tense
Takes the reader understand the protaganists mindet and life; thus empathising
Line 32: Past- reminiscing
line 34: Past tense: Realising the Truth
Both make the reader informed of the situation and sympathise
Dialogue vs Narrative
Narrative
First Person throughout
beginning 'we' and 'us' and shows unity
Turns Personal 'I' 'My'
reader empathises with the protaganosit and understands
Dialogue
Structured
Quick
Contrasts narrative perspective
Direct
Dialogue is very structured and impersonal vs narrative
Contrasts due to 'Mr Lews' 'Smiling'
Shows this contrast in a one worded paragraph- 'oh'
Depth/Perspective/Tone
Narrator is a black girl who is scared due to past racism
Reader sympathises and empathises with the black people
Getting a timetable~ simple but seems to be so problematic for the protaganist
Big detail about the feelings and impersonal emotions for the movement of the piece
'My heartbeat speeds up'
'Mr Lewis gives Susan her timetable'
A sad sympathetic tone is given to the reader
Structure
Stereotypical
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Dialogue
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