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telling tales aqa gcse english literature paper 2 prose

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F o t s b E d

fountains of tears stopped by Elizabeth’s directness

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fountains of tears stopped by Elizabeth’s directness

  • Walter’s mother’s hyperbolic reaction contrasts Elizabeth who does not react outwardly

  • It shows how they have two different impressions of him; Elizabeth knows what he was really like

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T h b t i b, f a a n

They had been two isolated beings, far apart as now

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They had been two isolated beings, far apart as now

  • She realises she never really knew her husband

  • “Far apart as now” highlights she feels the same amount of connection to him when he dead vs when he is alive

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T h m i t d a f i t d

They had met in the dark and fought in the dark

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They had met in the dark and fought in the dark

  • Realises she never really knew him

  • In the darkness, things come to light

    • Only when he is dead she has the epiphany

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T s s w w s h b l a o f

This separate stranger with whom she had been living as one flesh

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This separate stranger with whom she had been living as one flesh

  • Emphasises lack of connection between husband, calling him a “stranger”

  • Biblical imagery of “one flesh”

  • Epiphany

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P h v d h g t g t a p h a h i s w h d w f h

Past his very door he goes to get to a public house, and here I sit with his dinner waiting for him

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Past his very door he goes to get to a public house, and here I sit with his dinner waiting for him

  • Use of pronouns “he”, “his” etc emphasise lack of connection - she can’t say his name

  • Guttural “h” sounds are aggressive and show her disdain towards Walter’s neglect of his family