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Anonymous 5d
really good claim.
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Anonymous 5d
Great claim, but what do you mean by unexpected effects?
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Johno Beadles 5d
Good claim! Why would injustice lead to unexpected effects though? Perhaps be more specific but otherwise great thinking!
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Lindsey Stetson 5d
Be more specific rather than saying "through its various injustice related events". Can this be related to conflict? I think the message is good, but there might be an opportunity to make it stronger. Ex: if you only focus on the positive effects, then you could explain that injustice makes a person stronger. (Not saying I agree, but it is a controversial statement.)
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Great claim! But why can injustice bring unexpected influence to one's life? Maybe you can add some description about it
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Through certain events involving the main character, Erskine's Mockingbird suggests that it has become socially acceptable to refer to those with mental conditions using rude words and names
Through certain events involving the main character, Erskine's Mockingbird suggests that it has become socially 

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Doris Pilkington Garimara's Rabbit Proof Fence by portraying the life of three protagonists born in that era, especially because they were forced to separate from their families because of their mixed-race status. In this way, it shows the discrimination in the society at that time, and the experience of this group of mixed-race children.

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Doris Pilkington Garimara's uses a prison metaphor to show that people who have been treated unequally felt trapped different races ppl live in different ways. Aboriginal that never felt themselves being treated by government or white people in a equality way even they're half of white people. that why it made Molly thought   'i don't like this place, it's like a prison'.

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rabbit-proof fence is their experience of running away, government’s policies made them don't want to stay, because they have different race.

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Harper Lee Uses the name To Kill A Mockingbird, as a symbol to illustrate the unjust conviction of To Robinson.

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Doris Pilkington Garimara's Rabbit Proof Fence uses the rabbit proof fence as a symbol in order to show a feudal idea of the government at that period of time, the government believed that a good ,strong fence would stop the rabbits moving west into farmlands.The plan did not work.This phenomenon in fact builds up for the later European discrimination against Aboriginal people(half-castes).

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Through its examples of racial prejudice and social class differences, Lee's To Kill A Mockingbird suggests that inequalities play important roles in the lives of people.

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Kateryn Erkine used a chest to symbolise closure to suggest that in order to find closure we must learn to let go.

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After dehumanising events have occured in Lord of the Flies", Goulding successfully interprets a loss of innocence among characters by including components of imagery and diction.

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Through numerous events such as when she doesn't want to work with anyone except herself and her adviser on the group project, Erskyne’s Mockingbird indicates that people with mental disorders often suffer injustice only because of their condition.

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Through different situation, Erskine's Mockingbird suggests that injustice should not be happening with people who have special conditions.

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Through its foreshadowing events in Lord of the Flies, Goulding is suggesting that there is a difference between a civilised society vs a primitive society.

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Through situations in the book, Goulding’s “the lord of the flies” shows how the lack of government makes people fight and go against each other.

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Through out of Lee's To Kill a Mocking Bird it is clear see how scouts point of view changes through out the story as she grows up , the reader also gets to see how she views her family members and how she treats the people around her.

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Through its various injustice related events in Caitlin's everyday life, Erskine's "Mocking Bird" indicates that injustice can give an unexpected effects to one's life.

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Through certain events involving the main character, Erskine's Mockingbird suggests that it has become socially acceptable to refer to those with mental conditions using rude words and names

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Through certain events involving the main character, Erskine's Mockingbird suggests that it has become socially acceptable to refer to those with mental conditions using rude words and names

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Throughout the dystopia-based scenario presented in the "Lord of the Flies", Goulding presents imagery and irony to express that there is a "bad side" or a beast in all of us, and if it is not controlled it can cause destruction and hinder advancements towards the future.

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Through unjust treatment and false accusations, Harper Lee's "To Kill A Mockingbird" shows and represents radical racial prejudice in 1930s Alabama, and how it can even effect the most innocent people.

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Through unjust treatment and false accusations, Harper Lee's "To Kill A Mockingbird" shows and represents radical racial prejudice in 1930s Alabama, and how it can even effect the most innocent people.

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Through its example of the rabbit-proof fence, the author used these three girl's story to explain the policy in that time period and tell us to persevere when we have a big problem.