...Mockingbird to explore key themes? refer to the language devices and techniques used to explore these relationships.
this is the essay's title which i have been set, it is a gcse and if i could get any structural advice that would be great as i need all the help i can get.
The main 'families' in the book are the Finches, Ewells, the black community (I am aware its not a family) and the radleys. The task is to exlpore the relationships between the families, using the key themes as what you base it on, correct me if i'm wrong?
I know what to do, but i find myself stuck, so any kind of advice would be great, how do i link all these families together? victims.. prejudice.. racism.. power and all those things, what is each familys key theme? all that kind of thing ive got a lot to do and when im given advice i find myself excelling usually, and i'd like a good grade.
thanks
this is the essay's title which i have been set, it is a gcse and if i could get any structural advice that would be great as i need all the help i can get.
The main 'families' in the book are the Finches, Ewells, the black community (I am aware its not a family) and the radleys. The task is to exlpore the relationships between the families, using the key themes as what you base it on, correct me if i'm wrong?
I know what to do, but i find myself stuck, so any kind of advice would be great, how do i link all these families together? victims.. prejudice.. racism.. power and all those things, what is each familys key theme? all that kind of thing ive got a lot to do and when im given advice i find myself excelling usually, and i'd like a good grade.
thanks