English 2033E Lecture Notes - Lecture 29: Molly Whuppie, Miss Trunchbull, Clan Gregor
21 Jul 2015
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Part a: focuses on your knowledge of individual books taken separately (the other sections are more about connections and themes, so you can study for parts b & Ensures you are paying attention to details and key words. Examine why the quotation is significant, what it contributes to the underlying ideas. Eg. marmie"s speech on the one hand you could look at the ways. Marmie is empowering her daughters (their value doesn"t come from having a husband), but on the other hand it is a disempowering message (she expects them to take a passive role and hoping a man will notice them) When oswald sells flowers at the train station, he feels ashamed because he knows he is playing a lower social class role. When the gruff lady says they"re only common children , dora and. Oswald are described as feeling humiliated and resentful.
