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Of Mice and Men A* Notes

Of Mice and Men: Ideas for A* Essays THE OPENING: CHAPTER ONE • Near Soledad – means loneliness in Spanish – foreshadows key theme in novel  • Vivid colours - peaceful, heavenly, idyllic setting –like Garden of Eden – however a snake is introduced ‘snake’… ‘periscope head’ – makes us think about the evil lurking in the garden of Eden (snake that tempted Adam and Eve to sin)>> Foreshadowing. Even in the natural world that should be a shelter/peaceful place for George and Lennie – and is where Lennie is instructed to go to hide – tragedy is latent. • Pathetic fallacy used to create a positive, harmonious mood initially but by the end of the novel this will change. Nature is not a reliable shelter for George and Lennie ·          ‘a path beaten hard by boys’ implies violence, predatory nature of man ·           Sense of invasion when George and Lennie first walk in ...

Summary: surviving in dangerous place ESOL

Summary: Surviving in a Dangerous Place There are a number of things you can do which will increase your chances of surviving in a dangerous situation. Firstly, it is crucial not to wander off if you are lost in an unfamiliar area. Instead, remain in your original location. Secondly, do not allow yourself to freak out – remain as calm as you can. Avoid the sun and take shelter in the shade. If you only have a limited amount of food and drink available, it is important to ration this out so that it can last for longer. Drink water in very small amounts. Finally, focus your mind on all the reasons you have to stay alive. 

Inspector Calls revision powerpoint

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