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The initial impression of the main characters…
The initial impression of the main characters in all three texts is important in the way the theme is introduced. How they are viewed by others in the opening moment contributes to their initial identity. What’s interesting is that some characters accept identities handed to them, others fail against how they are perceived and endeavour to find a new identity.
Character development reveals…
Character development reveals much about the theme of identity. The potential for change or the lack of potential to change is significant in how a persons true identity unfolds.
Crisis Moment…
The truth about a persons identity occurs in a moment of crisis. Each character encounters moments of revelation that tests or rigidly confirms their identities.
Resolution…
The final image often reveals whether or not there is redemption or resolution for the character and their identity. In two texts there is ni such resolution. However in LB there is a positive resolution to the theme of identity
Introduction
The three texts I have studies for the comparative course are, “Lady Bird” (LB) by Greta Gerwig, “Never Let Me Go” (NLMG) by Kazuo Ishiguro and “The Crucible “ (C) by Arthur Miller. In each of these texts the theme of identity was explored. [→ Reword the Qs ]
Comparative Formula :
3 2 1 1 1 3
4 areas for study
Opening Moment
Impact of development of theme on characters (Good or Bad)
Crisis moment : True Identity Revealed?
Final image : Resolution / Redemption? Positive? Pessimistic?
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