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Comparative - how it's asked

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  • 04-06-2008 8:11pm
    #1
    fivetwenty
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    Look at 2006, A - THEME OR ISSUE.

    You compare the first two texts in part A . . .

    B) Third Text, show how a key MOMENT (Singular? WTF?) helped your understanding of the same theme/issue discussed in part A . . .

    So for B) - Do we compare it to A? Or just write on the third text alone? And do they really mean one moment?

    (Also - anyone have any quick notes on Father/Son relationship in My Left Foot?)


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    #2
    fivetwenty
    Closed Accounts Posts: 172 ✭✭fivetwenty


    Anyone?


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    #3
    MaltEagle
    Closed Accounts Posts: 191 ✭✭MaltEagle


    Off the top of my head, My Left Foot...


    Christy's relationship with his father is 'strained' and 'distant' at the beginning
    Paddy (his father) cannot accept him because he has Cerebal Palsy
    However, deep down he does love him but doesn't show it
    This changes when he writes on the blackboard with the chalk
    He takes him to the pub
    We see Christy loved his father very much when hes at his funeral.


    Hope this helps.


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    #4
    Mikeyt086
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    "Browne and Son contractors are on the job." Dad builds Christy's work shed.

    "He's a Browne alright!" After writing MOTHER on the floor.

    "This is my son, Christy Browne. He is here for his first pint of stout." Pride.


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    #5
    MaltEagle
    Closed Accounts Posts: 191 ✭✭MaltEagle


    Thanks for those ones.


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