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Nine Fat Frogs - What can you tell about the three boys from this transcript?
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Nine Fat Frogs 1) What can you tell about the three boys from this transcript? From this transcript, it is evident that there is a structured status in the group. One of the ways you can find this out is buy seeing which character has the most to say. Robin says the most in this passage, and this shows us that his dominance makes him the strongest in the group. There are other ways in which we can see this. Robin tends to interrupt quite often and carries on speaking following what the person before said or to change the point quickly. "Dale: there was all these slimy" "Robin: no no-yeah-and then we-and then we had some lollipops". Being able to change the point shows that Robin is in control of the conversation because he decides what the boys will talk about. The other members, Dale and Mark try to speak and...
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