purpose/message
audience
context
exigence
speaker
100

What is the purpose of this text?

to help Pocahontas make a decision

100

who is the writer addressing specifically?

the writer is addressing pocahontas

100

which colony does this text take place?

in Virginia

100

Why did grandmother Willow sing her response?

to be calming and reassuring to Pocahontas that everything will work out well

100

who is the speaker?

grandmother Willow

200

what is the writer trying to do?

comfort Pocahontas while helping her 

200
who is the writer addressing secondary?

us, the viewers

200

is the tribe getting along well with the english?

no and this is causing tensions

200

What is the exigence/spark to write this?

Pocahontas came to her for help, and she wants to help her out

200

is the speaker a human?

no, the speaker is a personified version of a tree

300

Why did the writer create this text?

To guide Pocahontas through her troubles

300

who is Pocahontas in her tribe?

the chief of her tribe's daughter

300

how are the natives treated during this time?

they are treated poorly

300

What is the writer's relationship to the context?

Grandmother Willow is a wise tree that helps many in the tribe

300

Is the speaker talking or singing?

singing

400

what does Pocahontas have to accept to move forward?

she has to accept that as she gets older, life changes, and therefore, she will have to make harder decisions

400

what is the background of the audience in how she feels?

she feels conflicted between her loyalty to her family and father and her own sense of freedom

400

what is going on while this text is happening?

The English colonists have begun to come over to the Americas

400

What does Grandmother Willow want to do?

Grandmother Willow wants to reassure Pocahontas

400

what is the speaker's role?

a mother figure/wise tree that guides pocahontas

500

what is the message?

to listen to your heart and to embrace change

500

how does the audience feel about the subject?

Pocahontas is stressed and unsure of the next steps she has to take in life

500

What is happening to the natives during this time?

the natives are being slaughtered and forced into labor

500

Why is grandmother Willow a trustworthy person to go to?

She has lived on the land for a long time and has helped many people solve their troubles

500

what is the writer's relationship with the situation?

The writer had to help Pocahontas's mother when she went through the same thing

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