hello by Caroline Bertelsen https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc en-us 2017-01-24 09:04:51 UTC 2024-11-21 07:28:49 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/icons/Send.png what body language is there in the graphic novel? sara_1cool https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148942393 He is running in a couple of panels, which you can interpretate as if he is running from himself or his surroundings.

He is underneath the other family members. It seems as if he feels less worthy than the other members. 
The body language in this picture shows, that he feels small

His body language in general is very childish, afraid and submissive. ]]> 2017-01-24 09:09:30 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148942393 David in general: josephinemoeller98 https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148942508 * Unhappy
* Childish 
* Mistreated 
* Moody
* Emotional
* Victim of bullying
* Gloomy
* Insecure
* (Sexually frustrated)
* Trying to repress the "Alice-side" 
* Trying to find himself
* Unsteady

]]> 2017-01-24 09:10:27 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148942508 What facial expressions are there in the graphic novel? sara_1cool https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148942593 * He expresses a mix of sadness and anger in the first 2 pages. 

* The picture below is a facial expression, that David makes, because his brother is bullying him. This facial expression shows clearly that he doesn't feel secure and safe in the house. His expression shows unhappy, nervous, scared and insecure. That can mean that he don't feel safe when he's home, he feels like he is also going to be prepared for anything. 
]]> 2017-01-24 09:11:07 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148942593 How do the drawings characterize David? sara_1cool https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148945053 - the drawings characterize David as a young kid, who doesn't feel like he belongs in this world. He tries to belong, by making the alice side, but that just makes him even more unpopular. The drawings characterize him as a boy, who is unhappy and mistreated, his parents doesn't really show him any love, and that makes him moody and gloomy.


]]> 2017-01-24 09:26:55 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148945053 egholmeren https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148947267 * In the first two pages he looks very sad
* On page three he has a more confused face
* On many pages we do not even see his face
* He turns childish and happy, and more calm when he begins to draw 
* He is very concentrated about his drawing, and turns sad/angry when his step father/father/brother interrupts him. 
* When he walks to the office he seems a little curious
* He feels good and like an adult in the beginning when he is in the office. 
* When he sees the pictures he is curious, but shocked after he sees them
* He looks like it is too much, and walks back to his childhood plays. Goes to be Alice.]]> 2017-01-24 09:37:38 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinebertelsen/gho1pog8n2pc/wish/148947267