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Fay asked her father if she could go to the main land, but her father says no, and fay feels her father "is so mean".

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Monique van Andel- "He's a good listener"

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Monique van Andel- "He's a good listener"

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Fay is telling her father that Jacko is a "good listener" to talk too, and even though if Fay is all alone and she doesn't have anyone to talk too, then Jacko can be great company for Fay.

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Chantelle Tamasese 'I wonder how many of those poor souls died here"

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Chantelle Tamasese 'I wonder how many of those poor souls died here"

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Fay felt sorry for the convicts that came from overseas to build the lighthouse and wonders "how many of those poor souls died" there.

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"I'll imagine you praying for me." ~ Claudia Bunning

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"I'll imagine you praying for me." ~ Claudia Bunning

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The reader understands that Charlie is nervous for his battle. In his letter to Fay, he says that he'll "Imagine you praying for me as I run into battle." This is understandable as he is most likely afraid of dying an the possibility is becoming more and more daunting as the war continues.

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Jessica King "Maybe in the end her friendship made a difference 

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Jessica King "Maybe in the end her friendship made a difference 

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The tears rolled down, onto the rocky shore, with the memory of her friend. She thought in hope that "her friendship made a difference

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Fay's showing all her emotions by writing into her diary how she feels. By the way she's complaining, you can tell that she's angry/upset. She's upset because Charlie and many of her family members have died!

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Georgia Crump Fay abandoned her chores to sit with Jacko

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Georgia Crump Fay abandoned her chores to sit with Jacko

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Fay imagines the soldiers sailing , surrounded by the ocean. She watched the clouds and the sun setting, she wondered how many soldiers would return

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Abbey Greaves-  " Rain. Again! And sheets of lightning."

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Abbey Greaves-  " Rain. Again! And sheets of lightning."

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Fay is frustrated with all of the "Rain. And sheets of lightning" and wants

to see sunshine again.

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Caitlin Kennedy - " I'm worried for Charlie "

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Caitlin Kennedy - " I'm worried for Charlie "

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When Fay read through the postcard, she imagined how bad the war could be at Gallipoli. Fay felt "worried for Charlie" hearing that the news from the war was horrible.

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fays sends telegrams to the soliders wishing luck to all. "dashes of love, hope and sorrow are traveling around Australia.'' soon to be united with the soldiers. hopefully to make the solidegers smile.

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Amy Richmond - "I wouldn't want to be out there tonight"

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Amy Richmond - "I wouldn't want to be out there tonight"

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Joe and Fays father are working up at the lighthouse on the cold, terrible night and they think that there is a ship in the ocean, Fay "wouldn't want to be out there tonight".

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Brooke Reid: 'A letter from my charlie at last'

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Brooke Reid: 'A letter from my charlie at last'

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as Fay ran into the lighthouse she opened 'a letter from her Charlie'

and opened it and read it with delight

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Joannegrero "we're out of supplies, again!

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Joannegrero "we're out of supplies, again!

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Fay is very annoyed because she feels like they get a very limited amount of resources and that with so little to rely on she is "out of supplies" once again

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Kiah Lee-Muller: "I hope one wasn't  Charlie"

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Kiah Lee-Muller: "I hope one wasn't  Charlie"

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As Fay sat listening to her father reading the end of the telegram about the loss of some soldiers lives she said, "I hope one wasn't Charlie".

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Georgia Crump- Fay abandoned her chores to sit with Jacko

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Georgia Crump- Fay abandoned her chores to sit with Jacko

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Brooke Reid: "A letter from my Charlie at last

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Brooke Reid: "A letter from my Charlie at last

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Eden Moed - "Fay Catherine Howe untied the string and flipped through a book of empty pages"

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Eden Moed - "Fay Catherine Howe untied the string and flipped through a book of empty pages"

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Fay was exited as she "untied the string" of the package she received from her father for her birthday

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Jessica King "Maybe in the end her friendship had a difference"   

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Jessica King "Maybe in the end her friendship had a difference"   

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The tears rolled down her face of the memory of her friend, she hoped in the end

"Her friendship made a difference".

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Chantelle Tamasese  "I wonder how many of those poor souls died here

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Chantelle Tamasese  "I wonder how many of those poor souls died here

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Fay feels sorry for the convicts who built the lighthouse and wonders "how many of those poor souls died here"

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Shauna: "Dots and dashes of love,hope and sorrow"

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Shauna: "Dots and dashes of love,hope and sorrow"

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Fay was sending dots and dashes of love, hope and sorrow across Australia on the telegraph line. as she had been tapping all afternoon she says with her words of love that 'the family's of the soldiers will receive good new s from there boys.'

Fay had also said that she feels proud that she could help the war effort in her small way

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Fays father explained to her what her mother had once said that

"It's god's will" and life was not always fair

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Karina Whytcross- She ran out of the cottage, as far away  from the letter as she could

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Karina Whytcross- She ran out of the cottage, as far away  from the letter as she could

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Fay was sad about receiving the letter so she "ran out of the cottage" so she had time to think about it.

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Fay believes her father is being "so mean" and should be able to go to places by herself when he denies her request to go to the mainland parade.

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Fay is embarrassed because Stan is making fun of her being friends with Charlie and she tells him off because "he's not my Charlie"

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When she says "I hate death" she is explaining her emotion and feelings. Fay Loathes the fact that lives have to end. She's lost so many people that she has cared for.

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Fay is sick of the rain and bad weather! " Rain. Again! And sheets of lightning". - Abbey Greaves 

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Fay is sick of the rain and bad weather! " Rain. Again! And sheets of lightning". - Abbey Greaves 

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Caitlin Barnett  "Charlie was my first  real friend. Why did he have to die? and mother? and Ada? Its not fair"

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Caitlin Barnett  "Charlie was my first  real friend. Why did he have to die? and mother? and Ada? Its not fair"

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Fay felt frustrated that that her only "real friend" died at war, and is feeling gloomy at the thought of her siblings and mother that have also died. Fay thinks that this is unfair. She wonders why Charlie had to die too

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Fay, much to her discuss, has "settled into her old routine. Chloe 

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Fay, much to her discuss, has "settled into her old routine. Chloe 

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Jessica King  "maybe in the end her friendship made a difference"

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Jessica King  "maybe in the end her friendship made a difference"

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Fay is angry with her father and feels as though she should be given some independence, as she is "almost grown up"

Ms Corless