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Wind in the Willows and Skryznecki (1 Viewer)
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'linking' is a pretty broad term, you can link them by saying they're different
because not all of your texts have to be the same...
Personally, I dont think i could link any of them with similarities,
because they're pretty dark and complex
and wind in the willows is simple and positive.
because not all of your texts have to be the same...
Personally, I dont think i could link any of them with similarities,
because they're pretty dark and complex
and wind in the willows is simple and positive.
fugazi
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This is a really vague on-the-spot link, but I'd say... Immigrants at Central Station, 1951.
I'm saying this based on the fact that both Immigrants and The Wind in the Willows are based on journey preparation? I mean, they're different perceptions that directly contrast, yet it doesn't have to be right on the mark.
I'm saying this based on the fact that both Immigrants and The Wind in the Willows are based on journey preparation? I mean, they're different perceptions that directly contrast, yet it doesn't have to be right on the mark.
rightie
lost in suburbia hell
Immigrants at central station. thats what i am using.