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FAQ - Away by Michael Gow (1 Viewer)
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trikta
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In situations like this, when everyone's all "journeys benefit the protagonist as it brings on life altering epiphanies" ... i enjoy finding something negative to talk about ^.^ lol
me: "Physical journeys, whether with a positive or negative outcome, project a feeling of apathy through the protagonist..." Can't remember the exact topic sentence but you get the gist. I like to talk about apathy, nihilism... tis teh funzors! and my teacher likes it cause it's different to the rest of the class.
lol i like being negative
me: "Physical journeys, whether with a positive or negative outcome, project a feeling of apathy through the protagonist..." Can't remember the exact topic sentence but you get the gist. I like to talk about apathy, nihilism... tis teh funzors! and my teacher likes it cause it's different to the rest of the class.
lol i like being negative
wonderhero2
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how would you write the themes and dramatic tech in a speech form relating it to
"All great text have an important social message" without relating away to journey.
"All great text have an important social message" without relating away to journey.
The real Australia is shown in the amature school play at the start of the play and in the attitudes toward the immigrants and lower classes. Also there is some reference to the real australia, with all of their holidays being on the beach