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um what is said about is really right. huxley exposes the dangers of trying to control humans natural rythms ( suppression of individuality and freedom) totalitarian states were sprouting at the time Huxley wrote the novel. Due to WW1 society was in a state of poverty and dissillusionment...

nu huh no step 5 is the median regression line. if u want to check though i just got it off the csu hsc site cause so many ppl were asking

sorry that sounded rude, didnt mean to be. nah id like to help you out but i didnt do that cartoon

an idea mite be to have a link to the cartoon so we can look at it and write u some techniques

no u dont but it will probably help you. a creative/ funny heading will add edge to a story. just like if u look at a book and u see a catchy heading ull want to read it, well the marker will get a good/bad first impression off ur heading

alliteration- to exaggerate what is being said assonace- see above rhyme- usually to put a lighter tone on something, make it less serious, it can also be done in order to satirize (mock/critisize) something

ok i havent studied glass jar but you use quotes too much (sorry :() and not the techniques. ill show you what i did for my in the park- Individuals sometimes experience painful self realization. In the park is a poem about a mother of three children who realizes where her decsions have taken...

Telling the Truth- "Whoever owns the power owns the truth"

hmmm ok she uses the childhood language as she is remembering and missing her childhood innocence

yea thats exactyl wat u do. u say how dramatic techniques influence the interpretation and control how the viewer sees the play. u also mention that the director owns this control so the directors views are placed on the audience. the directors views are influenced by their context ect ect

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hey if u have any specific questions ill try and answer them. otherwise i find the csu hsc site really good for explaining things!

1. plot all the points on a number plane 2. divide the points into 3 even sections. If there is an odd number of points then make sure that the two outer ones are the same and the middle one is the odd one 3. find the median/ middle point in each of the sections. if there are two in the...

wow i really dont know what they did cause even if they didnt recognize that the major and minor axis' were 1/2 or the lenght/ width, there answer still wouldnt be right!!!

what we got taught at school is this. 1.u write a little bit about what a feminist interpretation is 2. then u say how it would be achieved thru the whole of kl 3.then u focus on several specific scenes and suggest hgow specific dramatic techniques would highlight the interpretation 4...

in regards to your question, u only hav to hav a real or made up interpretation as long as u can show how the dramatic techniques are used to support the interpretation. it doesnt hurt though to have one or two other productions to link in. eg say peter brookes within his production played lear...

hmmmm well that is a problem fortunately for u there are so many summaries that u dont need to. www.sparknotes.com.au has a pretty good one. also there are lots of essays on this site that you could read to help you

what we got taught at school is this. 1.u write a little bit about what a feminist interpretation is 2. then u say how it would be achieved thru the whole of kl 3.then u focus on several specific scenes and suggest hgow specific dramatic techniques would highlight the interpretation 4...

i can try but i need to see the essay. wat interpretations did u do?

right guy there isnt really a thread on this so here one is. i'd like to know everyones short description on wat they think nature and ect is in the two texts. how does it link to in the wild? my opinion is that in both texts humanity is trying to control nature and humans natural rhythms...