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Comment on how the language contributes to the understanding of the character, plots, theme and narrative style of the novel
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Chapter 6 "I listen, but all I can hear is the sudden familiar rattle of a train somewhere behind the trees... And suddenly we both turn and run, neither of us leader for once, neither of us led." Comment on how the language contributes to the understanding of the character, plots, theme and narrative style of the novel Chapter 6 is presented to the audience entirely in the past with no hindsight. Once again it develops the plot showing the children developing closer to adulthood, yet still not quite there, not understanding the consequences of their actions : "was it you two?", "I look away". The language from the passage in the hard back page 111 to 113 contributes to the understanding of the characters, plots, themes and narrative style of the novel. The section about the hierarchy in trees only further reinforces the naivety and stupidity to the character Stephen. Stephen...
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