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The most important idea in Extinction seems to be conservation of the environment. I think this because of the way Harry is condemned by Andy for his impacts on the environment through coal mining and the focus on saving animals from extinction.

Hannie Rayson really seems to value the conservation of the Australian environment along with the global issue of climate change. I think this because she voices these concerns with the play "Extinction" through characters and key themes, the result of doing this is a raised awareness around the issues at hand.

I believe Extinction was selected for study at Year 12 because the issues that are raised within the play relate to the current occurrences around the world. Extinction of animals, climate change and the huge impacts on ecological systems caused by mining are all highly relevant to the present global circumstance.

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-Hannie Rayson really seems to value protecting an endangered species because of the ways that she expresses the urgency through characters such as Piper and Andy, while showing the different perspectives of the characters.
-I liked how Hannie Rayson used different character perspectives to explore how different individuals portray conservation of an endangered species.

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I like how Hannie Rayson used drama and the relationships between characters to show important environmental issues because it is creative and captures the audience's attention while conveying important ideas.

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The most important idea in extinction seems to be the environmental impacts of mining and the tiger quoll extinction. I think this because it is thoroughly embedded throughout the story line of the play.

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The most important idea in Extinction seems to be the decline and extinction of animals in Australia. I think this because it is one of the main ideas that each character talks about throughout the text

Hannie Rayson really seems to condemn mining. I think this because of the large scale impacts it has on the environment

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I believe that Extinction was selected for study in Year 12 because it presents a vast array of ideas and characters while also maintaining an indisputably "Australian" feeling. Furthermore, the Year 11 curriculum included Inheritance, which was also written by Rayson.

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I believe Extinction was selected for study in year 12, because Hannie Rayson lets you explore the backgrounds of the characters in you own way as she gives them a little bit of background story. As well as exploring and learning about the Tiger Quoll.

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Hannie Rayson seems to condemn blind faith, as characters who put their emphasis towards imagined ideals more than logical ideas are often called out on this and looked down upon by others for it.

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Hannie Rayson really seems to value the importance of wildlife and the ecosystem. i think this because she based the play around it and depicts the main character to be very involved with the idea of saving animals and preserving the forest.

The most important idea in Extinction seems to be the Tiger Quoll. This is because she highlights the amount of concern the wildlife people have if they go extinct.

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The most important idea of Extinction seems to be the significance of a tiger quoll being endangered. I see this because at the end of the play Andy and Piper get very excited  when they see that more tiger quolls exist.

Hannie Rayson really seems to value relationships. I think this because at the end of the play when evidence of tiger quolls living was discovered it really bought Andy and Piper together and closer.

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the most important idea in extinction seems to be the environment and impacts on it. I think this because we see how the tiger quoll could and was impacted by the mining industry

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the most important idea throughout extinction seems to be the impacts of mining throughout our environment and the harm that it can cause to our native animals such as the tiger quoll.

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The most important idea in Extinction seems to be Environmental Conservation. I think this because there is a major focus on the Preservation of endangered species' as well as the conservation of the environment by protecting it from the coal industry.

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Hannie Rayson really seems to value the conservation of Australian endangered species, more specifically the tiger quoll as it is one of the main ideas mentioned throughout the play.
Hannie Rayson really seems to condemn the damaging effects larger companies are causing that negatively effect ecosystems, this is illustrated through the passion certain characters have about the topic.

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Hannie Rayson really seems to value extinct animals. I think this because the tiger quoll was a really special part of her life in her days (50's)

I believe Extinction was selected for study at Year 12 because the author has a unique writing style and the play is based on 'Aussie culture'

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The most important idea in Extinction seems to be the concept of characters' beliefs and how they can lead to unintended consequences. I think this because Piper, Heather, Andy and Harry often come into conflict over their opposing views, and the end of the play shows how things fall apart because of it.

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I like how Hannie Rayson used the tiger quoll to show the importance of this species as they are becoming extinct.

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I like how Hannie Rayson used the tiger quoll at the end of the text, to show that their is still hope for beings virtually doomed to extinction because of how it ties back into the characters. Namely Andy who apparently seems doomed to lose himself and slowly die away.

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Hannie Rayson really seems to condemn the number of species that have gone extinct, or are on the verge of extinction, in Australia. This is evident in the fact that the tiger quoll and its fate are shown to be the "star" of Extinction.

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Hannie Rayson really seems to value wildlife and the environment. I think this because it is the main idea within extinction as it focuses on the tiger quoll and how the environment has effected their survival

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hannie rayson really seems to value the environment and the nature of Australia, she seems to also be very intrigued in the wildlife she has around her and is very passionate about saving animals who are endangered.