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Comparative Writing- a Radio Script Comparing
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Comparative Writing- a Radio Script Comparing "Hansel and Grettel" to "The Crooked Tree". Interviewer: Today, we have two special guests in the studio, Jemma Robertson and Ruskin Bond, they are going to talk about their stories. Interviewer: What is the title of your piece? Jemma: We performed a Theatre in Education piece of the story "Hansel and Grettel". Ruskin: My story is called "The Crooked Tree". Interviewer: What is the story? Jemma: Hansel and Grettel is the story of two children, Hansel and Grettel, brother and sister who live with their wicked stepmother. They go into the woods and get lost; they then see a house made of sweets and meet the Witch. Hansel is very greedy and eats too many sweets, making him ill, noticing his weakness, the Witch, unbeknown to the children, is planning to eat them. Just before she tricks the children into the oven, they realise her plan and use their...
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