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How do the film makers of Chicken Run use presentational devices to reveal the good and evil in the characters of Ginger and Mrs Tweedy?
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... Kit Carrau 24/01/02 The Chicken Run How do the film makers of Chicken Run use presentational devices to reveal the good and evil in the characters of Ginger and Mrs Tweedy? The Chicken Run is a story of how a group of chickens from 'coop 17' try and escape with the help of Rocky, an American flying rooster. It is set in the present day on a chicken farm in England that is owned and run by Mrs Tweedy and her husband Mr Tweedy. In the Chicken Run the main characters are Ginger, Rocky, Mrs Tweedy, Mr Tweedy, Fowler, Babs and Bunty. The characters I will focus on in this essay are Ginger and Mrs Tweedy. I will explain how the makers of the film use presentational devices to reveal the good and evil in the characters of Ginger and Mrs Tweedy. Ginger is the main leader of the hens who is determined and extremely confident
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