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night the moon</h1>
<p>"no blacks on my land, its my property and im calling the
shots"</p></field><field name='Back'><p>-fear that the black
tracker has more knowledge over 'his land'</p>
<p>-enforces his cultural perspective on
albert</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>one night
the moon</h1>
<p>"once i knew how the world worked, you ate your bread you said
your prayers well, you loved your own, you helped your
neighbour."</p></field><field name='Back'><p>-introductory
line</p>
<p>-jims christian cultural values have been
challenged</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>one
night the moon</h1>
<ol>
<li>rose glares ant albert</li>
<li>goes in house</li>
<li>watches albert through window then immediately closes</li>
</ol></field><field name='Back'><p>-the window emily went
through</p>
<p>-symbolises barrier between rose and
albert</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>the
pedestrian</h1>
<p></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-dying society</p>
<p>-nature is overgrown</p>
<p>-visual imagery</p>
<p>-changing relationship with nature/ is reverting back to
before evolution of cities</p></field></card><card><field
name='Front'><h1>vesper song</h1>
<p id="_hNLOWTxBg4GuSp" dir="ltr"><em>O, souls that leak with
holes of sin,</em></p>
<p id="_rJPIN1IB66VSaD" dir="ltr"><em>Shall I not let God's
leather in,</em></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-abuse of
power</p>
<p>-viewer should question modern politics</p>
<p>-rhyming</p>
<p>-rhetorical question</p>
<p>-biblical referance</p></field></card><card><field
name='Front'><h1>one night the moon</h1>
<p><span class="a">&nbsp;s he doing here?... I
don</span></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-ignorance</p>
<p>-use of racial degradation</p>
<p>-racism that leads to the loss of his
daughter</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>one
night the moon</h1>
<p>rose and albert discover emilys body/ sad music and camera
panning</p></field><field name='Back'><p>-dead daughter due to
her impact of cultural tension</p>
<p>-mournful music and slow panning camera shots</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>the
curious incident</h1>
<p>"im not a very good mother Christopher. Maybe if things had
been different..."</p></field><field name='Back'><p>-shows
familial connections through mums POV</p>
<p>-reflect on own experiences</p>
<p>-creates complexity</p></field></card><card><field
name='Front'><h1>the pedestrian</h1>
<p>"...occasionally picking up a leaf as he passed, examining its
skeletal pattern in the infrequent lamplights as he went on,
smelling its rusty smell."</p></field><field name='Back'><p>imager / cold autumn night</p>
<p>-skeletal pattern/ personification/ death</p>
<p>-'rusty smell/ old / death / decay</p>
<p>-themes of time passed</p></field></card><card><field
name='Front'><h1>dear mrs dunkley</h1>
<p>"my mother', wrote the stranger in her letter, was an
alcoholic"</p></field><field name='Back'><p>-letter form works as
an ode</p>
<p>-letter within a letter</p>
<p>-realisation</p></field></card><card><field
name='Front'><h1>vesper song</h1>
<p id="_4JW2Qs2krmtPKP" dir="ltr"><em>"Not mine, the glory that
endures,</em></p>
<p id="_X0WAdmt8iNVsv1" dir="ltr"><em>But Yours, dear God,
entirely Yours."</em></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-is doing
it for god</p>
<p>-excuses actions by claiming are for god</p>
<p>-repitiotion</p>
<p>-rhyming, similar to prayer</p>
<p>-affection to god</p>
<p>-takes blame off himself</p></field></card><card><field
name='Front'><h1>beach burial</h1>
<p id="_D2yN2zxPfNpQGJ" dir="ltr"><em>" s
lips,"</em></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-seamen cannot be
identified</p>
<p>-personified pencil/ writing memoirs</p>
<p>-personified weather/ ereased old graves</p>
<p>-simile/ pen ink to dead seamen lips</p>
<p>-creates imagery of lifeless bodies</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>beach
burial</h1>
<p id="_lhjVqdJPOVri7V" dir="ltr"><em>"At night they sway and
wander in the waters far under,</em></p>
<p id="_bTL9gerZ4q0XBh" dir="ltr"><em>But morning rolls them in
the foam."</em></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-rocking waves
of the ocean/peaceful</p>
<p>-imagery&nbsp;</p>
<p>-alive then dead</p>
<p>-uncover the dead bodies when morning comes</p>
<p>-personfication of ocean and morning/ storing their
bodies</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>dear mrs
dunkley</h1>
<p>"i was weak at arithmatic. on weakness you had no
mercy"</p></field><field name='Back'><p>-repitition of
weakness</p>
<p>-still affects her to this day</p>
<p>-affected by teacher</p></field></card><card><field
name='Front'><h1>one night the moon</h1>
<p>the gate -- wide shot</p>
<p>"all the way to the old fence line"</p></field><field
name='Back'><p>-symbolism</p>
<p>-fence is jims culture and identity/ ownership and
division</p>
<p>-contrast to aboriginal communal living</p>
<p>-colonisation</p></field></card><card><field
name='Front'><h1>vesper song</h1>
<p id="_Kbgj3HUYwVtgtO" dir="ltr"><em>"On backs bowed down and
bodies bent.</em></p>
<p id="_PfK2iCETc9Gp3e" dir="ltr"><em>My stripes of jewelled
blood repeat"</em></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-gory
imagery</p>
<p>-metaphor/ ruby coloured blood</p>
<p>-1st pov shows reverands satisfaction</p>
<p>-alliteration, B sounds of jagged, harsh whip</p>
<p>-disturbing, sadistic</p>
<p>-irony, song like rhythm</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>dear
mrs dunkley</h1>
<p>"and id like to say thank you"</p></field><field
name='Back'><p>SYNTAX</p>
<p>-short sentence to give more memory and
emotion</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>wild
grapes</h1>
<p id="_NUYuUvyw6Qbf4a" dir="ltr"><em>"Here's where the cherries
grew that birds forgot,</em></p>
<p id="_GEFWGvbkC8zNIi" dir="ltr"><em>And apples bright as
dogstars; now there is not"</em></p></field><field
name='Back'><p>-rhyme</p>
<p>-poem for mature audiences, reflent on life with
contentment</p>
<p>-'dogstars/ simile/ brightest star in the sky</p>
<p>-persona reviewing long life theyve
lived</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>the curious
incident</h1>
<p>"i like dogs. you always know what a dog is thinking. it has
four moods. happy, sad, cross, and concentrating. also dogs are
faithful and they do not tell lies because they cannot
talk."</p></field><field name='Back'><p>-simple sentence
structure</p>
<p>-world is seen in black and white</p>
<p>-doesnt like lies because cant detect them</p>
<p>-run on and repetitive/ dislikes
metaphors</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>the
curious incident</h1>
<p>I sometimes pretend at night in summer when I go and lie on
the lawn and look up at the sky and I put my hands around the
side of my face so that I canm in space.The moon was high and
clear among the stars and the houses were gray and
silent."</em></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-personal
retelling of his war experiences</p>
<p>-alliteration, represent sailors memoirs</p>
<p>-personification, the words display greif even when not
spoken</p>
<p>-title is ironic, beach is leisure</p>
<p>-written melodically, like a memoir</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>one
night the moon</h1>
<p>--jim lives in sizeable farmhouse/ european nuclear family</p>
<p>--albert lives in small wood shack with extended
family</p></field><field name='Back'><p>-juxtaposition</p>
<p>-social class/ racial divide in 1930s</p>
<p>-economic disadvantage of aboriginal people</p>
<p>&nbsp;</p></field></card><card><field name='Front'><h1>beach
burial</h1>
<p id="_ifQpdFwUk4lILQ" dir="ltr"><em>"Dead seamen, gone in
search of the same landfall,</em></p>
<p id="_ixpPYi47703RmF" dir="ltr"><em>Whether as enemies they
fought,</em></p>
<p id="_eoFl4SayPyV9TA" dir="ltr"><em>Or fought with us, or
neither; the sand joins them together,</em></p>
<p id="_RUYGFlx99joOWp" dir="ltr"><em>Enlisted on the other
front."</em></p></field><field name='Back'><p>-metaphtor/ sand
joins them togethor</p>
<p>-battling on opposite sides/ not enemies</p>
<p>-sad imagery</p>
<p>-themes of war</p>
<p>-reflection of modern war politics</p>
<p>-anti-war/reflection of own challenges</p>
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