Caged Bird (4) by Caroline Gaydon https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0 Year 10s en-us 2019-02-24 06:16:18 UTC 2025-11-15 23:10:29 UTC hello@padlet.com How does the mood develop in the third stanza? By: Kim https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0/wish/334731039 Stanza 2 and 3 still focuses on the caged bird but in stanza 3 the mood is less troublesome. 
This stanza, the mood is talking out how the singing was more of a crying sound. Crying out for help, for freedom.
"Heard on the distant hill for the caged bird sings of freedom", this also applied the mood of determination because the bird is wanted to be heard. This bird is so loud and determined, it can be heard from a distant hill.]]> 2019-02-25 08:00:33 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0/wish/334731039 The stanza opens with the continuation of the action verb "sings". However, how has this action been presented here? what is the irony here? By: Rofaida https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0/wish/334731252 the action that was presented to us in the third stanza would be when the bird was "singing" he was not doing like a normal bird would his "singing" was more like a cry for help this indicates to us the black people that were begging for freedom. The irony here would be the bird wasn't "singing" because he liked it just like other birds do he did it as a cry for help ]]> 2019-02-25 08:01:26 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0/wish/334731252 The stanza opens with the continuation of the action verb "sings". However, how has this action been presented here? what is the irony here? By: Rofaida https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0/wish/334761033 the action that was presented to us in the third stanza would be when the bird was "singing" he was not doing like a normal bird would his "singing" was more like a cry for help this indicates to us the  black people that were begging for freedom. The irony here would be the bird wasn't "singing" because he liked it just like other birds do he did it as a cry for help which again leads back to the black people crying for help  and freedom. as mentioned before in the stanza the poet says "wings are clipped" which means the bird is not able to move freely which also represents the black people.  ]]> 2019-02-25 09:58:42 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0/wish/334761033 List the choices which have been denied to the caged bird. https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0/wish/334762053 1. To feel joyful
2. To fly around the world
3. To have its voice heard
4. To have freedom
5. To support and care
6. To be physically and mentally well]]> 2019-02-25 10:02:35 UTC https://padlet.com/carolinegaydon/ttcy38ext5d0/wish/334762053