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"I'll give it one more go."
- Shows a persistent attitude towards Rachel's and Jared's relationship

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also highlights the gender differences, and how that is represented in culture. there is an inherent difference in the sexes. this is a part of the foreshadowing and irony of the statement. The girls are the one at risk, the guys are not

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After Tracy dies Rachel is more aware of what she says and doesn't use as much language. Instead of swearing she uses words like "your pathetic"  and "leave her alone" this is not as violent because she doesn't swear. Her innocence is gone she is more reserved and not as loud and cheerful

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Rachel uses language in the play really freely and doesn't care this is shown in the quote "Toby's got a dick. That's the difference". That is foreshadowing that Toby rapes someone at the party. There is also Irony.

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"You didn't find her. You didn't see the way she was... This counsellor they sent me to, she get's you to go through..."

This Quote shows that she cares about Tracy and what happened. She acts innocent by going to the counsellor and trying to fix the problem.

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Rachel stands up for Cherie saying "Leave her alone!" This is Innocence gone but still doesn't use language

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She is the only one who wants to talk about tracy and her death

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She is the only one who wants to talk about tracy and her death

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"to remind us she was alive"

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She cares about Tracy and want's people to remember her, she collects money in a bucket and other people protest

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she is the only one who wants to talk about tracy and her death.

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she is the only one who wants to talk about tracy and her death.

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what does this say about her character and how she has changed?

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rachel exudes a kind of nieve innocense. (do ya rekon?) try find stuff that backs this up

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Dialogue-Rachel “you’re my toy-boy. And I only want you for your body.” Nick Enright uses this Dialogue to show the audience that she is rebellious and want’s to impress her boyfriend. Also the langauge is a bit "grown up" for a girl her age. Not typically the kind of langauge you would want a 14 year old (I think she is younger) using