Past the shallows
What does the shark tooth necklace symbolise?
The affair with the mother and uncle nick.
What character is referenced in the quote "Aint having some darkie leading my search"
Albert
Where did Robert gray grow up?
Coffs Harbour.
the attribution of human feelings and responses to inanimate things or animals, especially in art and literature.
personification
Who has been away the most in English this year?
Renee
What is the name of the dads friend who helps on the boat with the abalogne?
Martin
What does the moon symbolise?
The passing of time
What religion is Robert grey inspired by?
Buddhism
the attribution of human characteristics or behaviour to a god, animal, or object.
anthropomorphism
Who should be going to english studies
Malakai
What is the motif of food?
The lack of nurture received from the father is expressed through the motif of food.
What two musical genres cclash in "This land is mine,This land owns me."
Digeridoo (Aboriginal) and Celtic music
what does ekphrastic mean?
a vivid description of a scene
the formation of a word from a sound associated with what is named
Onomatopoeia
Whos Tickiling the Answer the best, (reaching, stretching) (2 People)
Charli, Will
What is the name of the aunty both Harry, and Miles visit?
Aunt Jean.
What three techniques are used in Jim's breakdown scene?
non-diegetic discordant notes (aboriginal and Celtic)
birds eye view shot
hand held camera
close up, facial expressions
dwarfed by environment - pathetic fallacy
name three colours in description of a walk
bacon redness, greyish black, apple green,rusty red,
billiard table, caterpillar green, burnt orange
pumpernickel
an expression designed to call something to mind without mentioning it explicitly; an indirect or passing reference:
Allusion
Most nonchalant
Liam
Why is the novel called 'Past the Shallows'?
it is a reference how 'out there' is a dark, ominous place.
What does the battle of Jim and the land represent??
Land ideology
What poem is "Bacon redness of Bark" from?
Description of a walk
resemblance of sound between syllables of nearby words, arising particularly from the rhyming of two or more stressed vowels, but not consonants.
Assonance
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