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Originally 1 - “Big boys eating worms and shouting words you don’t understand”
Emotion - disgust and fear
Change - she is being exposed to unfamiliar things
Childhood - hearing ‘words you don’t understand’ (swear words) is a rite of passage
Imagery - ?
Originally 2 - “Seeing your brother swallow a slug, feel only a skelf of shame”
Emotion - shame but also acceptance
Change - her brother is fitting in
Childhood - the slug is a rite of passage
Imagery - skelf = a small but persistent irritation
Mrs Tilscher’s Class 1 - “A rough boy told you how you were born”
Emotion - disgust and disbelief
Change - she is losing her innocence
Childhood - Finding out how babies are made is a rite of passage
Imagery - ?
Mrs Tilscher’s Class 2 - “The inky tadpoles changed from commas into exclamation marks”
Emotion - nostalgia for when the frogs were still tadpoles
Change - tadpoles growing up, echoes kids growing up
Childhood - the tadpoles echo the kids leaving primary school
Imagery - metaphor used is related to school and learning, frogs symbolise the children