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McMyggens, A, T'obii wan kenobi - PART ||

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McMyggens, A, T'obii wan kenobi - PART ||

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Secondary world (there is no entrance) consisting of talking human-like animals, but the environment in the fantasy world doesnt have fantasy elements, only the talking animals. If it were a parallel world, you could argue that the human boy is the portal to the fantasy world, since he belongs in the human world.

The text is written in third-person intrusive narrative perspective, which is visible on page 12 (21), line 59. There are examples of the narrator being omniscient, as well as implicit.

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Eeyore

mopey, droopy, disheartened

cynical

melancholic

Owl

wise

superior

kind-hearted

Piglet

anxious

cowardly

chronic sleepy

Kanga

motherly

strict

loving

Roo

adventurous

naive

jumpy

innocent

Christopher Robin

straight forward

human

curious

restless

Winnie the Pooh

naive

shortsighted

reckless

Rabbit

friendly

openminded

does what he wants

independent

Tiger

Hefferlump

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Adjectives about the characters :)

Eeyore : A little pathetic, melancholic, lamenting

Owl : Wise, “a real know-all”, very adult

Piglet : naive, childish, afraid

Kanga (mother of of Roo) : Caring and motherly, sensible

Roo : Very fast/all over the place, naive, childish

Tigger

Christopher Robin : Rational, friendly, popular, leader

Winnie the Pooh : very likeable, naive, happy, dumb

Rabbit : a tease, twisting the words, speaks in jibberish, mysterious

Heffalump

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Piglet

- anxious

- worried

Kanga

- motherly (mother figure)

- caring

Roo

- carefree

- energetic

Christopher Robin

- brave

- adventurous

Owl

- wise

- calm

Eeysre

- grumpy

- always “not in the mood”

Tigger

- happy

- energetic and teasing others

Winnie the Pooh

- positive

- he likes honey

Rabbit

- better-knowing

- demanding

Hefferlump

- friendly

- excited

Fictive universe:

Secondary world

Super-natural (the characters talk)

From Winnie the Pooh’s point of view

Understandable - a lot of dialogue

4 - 8 years old, because younger children would not be able to understand it, and elder children would find it maybe childish and boring. “I’m too old for that”.

The characters in Winnie the Pooh are easy to understand and relate to. Alice in Wonderland has many complex characters, that are too hard to understand for younger children. You have a main character who is hard to relate to for children her age today. Winnie the Pooh does not take place in a “fantasy” world, because it just might take place in any child’s mind. In Alice in Wonderland, there a more complex story and hard to understand. It’s obvious that it takes place in a fictive “fantasy” world.

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Eeyore
- concerning
- considerate
- older
- naggy
- non-spontaneous,
- lamenting
-  melancholic

Piglet
- Childish
- fun loving
- overthinking
- concerning
- obnoxious
-anthropomorphic

Owl
-Wise
- allknowing
- clever
-smart
-knowledgeable
- arrogant
-know-it-all
-superior
personalities
-knowing

in a superior manner

Winnie the Pooh
-Childish
-one-sided
-Naiv in a childish manner, childishly naiv
-confident (childishly unaware)
-open minded
-curious
-honey-loving

Roo
-adventurous
-psycho
-hardcore
-childishly naiv
-confident
-curious

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Christpher Robin - friendly, optimistic, caring
disorder: schizophrenia
Eeyore - lazy, moody, depressive, negative, cute tho
disorder: depression

Owl - mr. know-it-all, wise,
disorder: dyslexia

Piglet - scared, energetic, naive, friendly,
disorder: generalized anxiety

Kanga - caring, very "mortherly
disorder: social axiety

Roo - energetic, childish, protective
disorder: ???

Pooh - sweet, likeable, stupid, stubborn, egocentric, possitive, naive childish
disorder: impusivity with obsessive fixations, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder & OCD

Rabbit - contolling, organized
disorder: OCD

Tigger - hyper, caring, outgoing
disorder: attention deficit hyperactivity disorder

Hefferlump - ???

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Eeyore:
Sad, miserable, depressed, pessimistic.
Piglet:
Scared, insecure, fragile, friendly, lovable.
Owl:
Clever, know-all, intellectual, storyteller.
Kanga:
Sweet, loving, motherly,
Roo:
Curious, lively, lovable, adventurous.
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Winnie The Pooh
Naiv
Friendly
Thoughtful
Eeysore
Owl: "he knows it all"
smart and clever
Kanga is very caring