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WG - Individual Experience Quote
“In their harsh sweetness remind me somehow”
Harsh Sweetness - Oxymoron = mixed sensation of taste reveals the mixed + bittersweet emotions of the memory (which is personal to persona)
Remind me somehow - deliberately vague and inarticulate tone = shows how persona is unable to define their memories
Inexpressible nature of memories = unable to completely share = can never be collective experience
WG - Individual Experience - Idea/Angle/Thesis
How the immense complexity of memory is
personal
unable to be articulated
Only can be fully understood if you experience the event/person etc
Is shaped by our context and experiences therefore cannot be expressed
WG - Collective Experience Quote
(Hartigans or Mulligans) Long drowned in earth themselves”
Metaphor - being killed by what sustains life - reveals the inevitability of death as we will be consumed by our earth
Death is inexorable
H & M are compared to the fruit that also ‘drowns’ in earth = emphasises the inevitability of death for all life forms
KEY WORDS
Articulate, inarticulate (expressing memories)
Inexorable - impossible to stop or prevent (death)
WG - Collective Experience Thesis/Angle/Ideas
The inevitability of death for all life
The connection between all life forms on earth is the inevitability of death
WG Human Qualities Idea/Angle/Thesis
As humans, we are able to reflect on our own existence makes us distinct from other life forms
through reminiscing/memory
Through reflecting on death and grief
WG - emotions Quote
Acid and Gypsy Sweet
Antithesis - reveals the multifaceted nature of emotions - not linear or rigid but changes and can be ambiguous
WG - Insights Quotes
Half Savage with black fur
Visual Imagery - represents primitive protective mechanism that shows that violence is fundamental in sustaining life (not only for humans but other life forms as well)
Kept no more by vanished Mulligans and Hartigans
Colonial names - reveals context of colonial mass - took ownership then abandoned
WG - Insights thesis/angle/ideas
Innate/inevitable violence that occurs in human life/between humans
Connection to colonialism – European and Aboriginal People
WG - Storytelling s insights ideas angles
Storytelling can keep memories and things alive
WG storytelling quotes
Orahcrd that is “kept no more” is kept alive by the narrative tone of the story
Gulliver Paradoxes- Idea Angle Thesis
The idea that a physical prison is less isolating and helpless and the metaphorical prison of life
Gullible Paradoxes - Quote
“Honour of a dungeon”
oxymoron - dungeon is a punishment for bad people vs honour is to acknowledge achievements of good people
Emphasises how his metaphorical prison is so dreadful that a dungeon would seem honourable
Out of Time Individual Experience Quote
“Skulker Take Heart” “I thought my own heart said”
personification of the heart
Uncertain tone
Shows how humans can become disconnected from themselves
The explicit warning of “Skulker take heart” and then the uncertain tone reveals the danger of becoming disconnected from ourselves as we can miss warnings
Out of Time: See the world different quote
“Time, the wave… or time, the bony knife”
Juxtaposition of the nature of time (flowing, calming vs sharp and dangerous)
Personification of time (which is an abstract concept)
Time is an external force that humans cannot change – it may pose a threat or may be a blessing
Out of time see the world differently thesis idea angle
Time is a constant that is unchangeable so humans can only change their relationship with time
vespersong - quote emotions
“Welt the sole”
Double entendre – Soul, sole of shoe
Intensifies the personas feeling of being conflicted - Does he deserve punishment or is he right in his actions |
William Street individual experience quote
“You find this ugly, I find it lovely”
We are influenced by our pasts and personalities and consequently everyone has their own interpretations of things
The persona sees the street and its busyness as beautiful While someone else may not
WS - challenge assumptions
About prostitutes
“(Death and their elbows, hunger at their feet)”
Parenthesis
Makes it like a second thought/side note that challenges readers to consider if they only see people as their external self or if they think about what could have led them to that point
WS challenge assumptions idea Nile thesis
People are not inherently bad or good/ immoral or elite
Beach Burial quote collective experience
“Sand joins them together”
All soldiers whether enemies or not are equal in death
Beach burial thesis angle idea collective experience
Inevitability and collectiveness of death