10D Padlet- Stylist Devices by Ms Lyon

'My exit from the window is a little like a foal being born'. p 2

kmlyo0 — 2018-05-07 23:45:22 UTC

THEMES: loss of innocence/sloughing away of innocence
CHARACETR: Charlie
INFERENCE: this quote is symbolic of Charlie 'being born' into adulthood. He is leaving the 'womb' of his childhood home and venturing out alone into the darkness with Jasper.

PEACHES

kmlyo0 — 2018-05-07 23:57:16 UTC

Peaches are used to gauge Charlies bravery but also are symbolic of something rotten/beautiful/
1. P5 The rarest and most revered feat is to snatch a peach by the flank of the cottage like a zombies hand bursting from the grave' (quote demonstrates fear and immaturity). At the end of the book Charlie does manage to snatch up quite a few peaches- this shows he has matured
2. Peach also represents the theme of appearance VS reality because peaches can look beautiful/normal/perfect but be rotten on the inside
3. p 346 Jasper is away picking peaches saving up money for Laura- what do you think Craig Silvey is trying to say here?? It represents that Jasper is a brave character- him picking peaches is no big deal.

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2018-05-08 01:03:16 UTC

PAGE: 18
QUOTE:
"Shit Charlie, you got no idea do you?"
"What? Why?"
"Open your eyes, mate"
INFERENCE:
From this quote, it can be inferred that the theme of innocence is portrayed by Charlie because he doesn't realise what is going on around him. He is completely oblivious, at this stage, as to what society depicts about
"outsiders", like Jasper. It also reveals a side of fear to Charlie, that seemingly, he is scared and doesn't quite understand what is really happening because he hasn't been introduced into the "real world". Rather than Jasper, who is used to this lifestyle.
THEME:
innocence, fear

'My fear is itching me, a sickly buzz on my skin'

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Jaewoo, Jet, Matt

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pg. 374
"Another one that sat inside her like a barnacle"

Theme:
- Appearance vs reality
- Fear

Inference:
It's Charlie talking about Eliza and how she is getting eaten from the inside out because of the confrontation of Laura's Death.

Simile
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pg. 121

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pg. 54 "Like I died during the night. or I shed my skin like a snake"

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This quote represents a change in Charlie, showing he is no longer innocent or as childlike as he was in the earlier chapter.
Snake shedding is a representation of his literal growth, when used as a metaphor for Charlie it represents his shedding of skin but shedding of innocence.

Monique & Cereza

Page 391

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"The Wishart house is crackling furiously from the inside."

THEMES
- Justice
- Appearance VS Reality
- Courage

The house has been set alight by Eliza who wants a fresh start from her life. She does this as an escape from her parents and

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Page No. 329

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Quote: "I've got to loosen the valve on it and let it go, fizzing and spraying".
Interpretation: This quote is a metaphor as it is saying that the truth is a burden on Eliza and it has been building pressure the entire time she kept it secret.
Theme: Appearance Vs Reality.
Liam & Aston.

Hayley & Taylah

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P.209 :
"I was terrified, but something kicked in me. I discovered a gift for lies."
- This quote Infers that in Corrigan, to tell a lie, is a day-to-day reoccurance that isn't perceived as being a wrong doing in their community. For example, Mr Wishart has a gift for lies as he stands at the top of the social hierarchy and has a lot of respect from the community but the lies that he keeps are a matter of defending him and his reputation. Charlie discovers lies are a gift when he realises that telling a lie in Corrigan is acceptable and is the only way of protecting his innocence but also the truth.

pg 211

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"glancing across at my mother, who looked like a snake poised to strike."

-theme- is appearance vs reality.
-this is due to the mother always having a go at Charlie and also is very viscous towards charlie - Jodie and Jasmine

Charlie, Kan & Tyler

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Pg. 121
Quote: "It is rare for my mother to slap me. It is even rarer for her to call my father Wesley. I can only assume this means I am right in the shit."

Theme:
Innocence
Bildungs Roman
Masculinity

Character:
Charlie

Inference:
This quote is symbolic towards Charlie as it underpins his independence as he is developing towards adulthood due to the fact that he snuck out of the house during the night.

page 331

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"Like a cork from a bottle. A train with no brakes. On that night, when I'd been reading, something was happening. Building and garnering and gathering. Something was up."

Theme:
- Innocence
- Appearance vs Reality

1. The cork from the bottle represents the truth bubbling to the surface, slowly becoming a reality.

2. The train with no brakes represents that theres no avoiding the truth and when it comes out, it will never be hid into a lie again (no going back once the secrets out). Theres no stopping the train once the brakes are gone.

'My fear is itching me, a sickly buzz on my skin' pg.16

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THEMES: Fear/ Courage
CHARATER: Charlie
INFERANCE:

'It isn't laura wishart anymore its a empty bag a waxed doll' pg.16

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THEMES: fear/ innocence/ appearance vs reality
CHARATERS: Charlie
INFERANCE: we can infer from this quote that, Charlie is symbolising laura wishart as an empty bag and a waxed doll because she is lifeless and doesn't have any emotion anymore, he says that laura still looks alive but she is 'empty' inside.

"He doesn't need superpowers. That's my point. You're an idiot. He can hold his own. He has an alter ego. He has a costume. He fights for truth and justice. He has arch enemies. And he does all this without any weird mutations. He's just really determined"

2018-05-08 01:15:08 UTC

THEMES: Justice, Fear, Courage and Bildungsroman
CHARACTER: Charlie
INFERENCE: This quote symbolises how Charlie has gained maturity; expressing how Batman is a superhero without necessarily having superpowers. The theme of bildungsroman is shown through Charlies journey to maturity and adulthood.
Tommy & Dakoda

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Aesthetic Features

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1. "glancing across at my mother who looked like a snake poised to strike"

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"my exi

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"my exit

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"my exit from the window

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"my exit from the window is a little like a

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Aesthetic Feature

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Quote:
It's just a feeling you get. See most people you meet, they'll talk to you through fifty layers of gauze and tinting.

Theme:
- Honesty

Aesthetic Feature
- symbolism
- narrative voice
- metaphor

Inference:
This quote symblosies

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"I've got to loosen the valve on it and let it go, spraying and fizzing."
This quote represents the information that Eliza Wishheart holds at bursting point. It symbolises that she has has the burden on her for a long time and the secret must be spilled. This is a metaphor, used to symbolise something

"Glancing at my mother, who looked like a snake poised to strike."
Craig Silvey uses symbolisation to represent Charlie Bucktons mother Ruth, as a deceitful and narcissistic person with a very volatile and toxic personality, her aggressiveness being shown by the example of a snake ready to strike.

"My fear is itching me, a sickly buzz on my skin."
In this quote Charlie's fear is represented as some non existent figure constantly itching Charlie, engraving a sickly, lingering feeling.