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World in a Grain of Sand. A blog for VCE Literature students. Monthly Archives: May 2014. To Tweet or not to Tweet? May 16, 2014. Your task is to take Act 3, Scene 1 and rewrite the exchange as though it were done using social media (for example, Facebook, Twitter, text messaging, Snapchat, etc.). Think about how you could incorporate Claudius and Polonius and their spying on Ophelia and her conversation with Hamlet. Coining it now: the #BEISTERMEISTER. Blog at WordPress.com.

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World in a Grain of Sand. A blog for VCE Literature students. To Tweet or not to Tweet? May 16, 2014. Your task is to take Act 3, Scene 1 and rewrite the exchange as though it were done using social media (for example, Facebook, Twitter, text messaging, Snapchat, etc.). Think about how you could incorporate Claudius and Polonius and their spying on Ophelia and her conversation with Hamlet. This entry was posted in Uncategorized. And tagged creative writing. Leave a Reply Cancel reply.

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World in a Grain of Sand. A blog for VCE Literature students. May 21, 2013. Your first poetry assignment is to research the life and times of William Blake. Research first of all who he is and what his primary concerns are as a poet. What are his views and values? What beliefs come through in his writing? What did he particularly like to write about? What was it about his upbringing that may have impacted this? You should have at least 300 words in total, but feel free to write more!

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World in a Grain of Sand. A blog for VCE Literature students. June 28, 2013. There are three activities for you to do over the holidays:. You should now have read some of the short stories from Haruki Murakami’s ‘after the quake’. Read through the first short story (UFO in Kushiro) and write a summary/review of it, including your personal thoughts and opinions about Murakami’s writing style and themes. Find out 10 interesting facts about the author Haruki Murakami and post both of these to your Lit blog.

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Jacks poorly written literature blog. February 27, 2013. Jane Eyre film review. Jane Eyre is a 2011 romantic drama film directed by Cary Joji Fukunaga and starring Mia Wasikowska as Jane Eyre and Michael Fassbender as Mr Fairfax Rochester (I think both of these actors feet seamlessly with the characters in the novel). The film is based on the 1847 by Charlotte Brontë. The film was released on 11th March 2011 in the United States of America and on the 9th September in Great Britain. Next Post →. A blog fo...

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Jacks poorly written literature blog. February 22, 2013. Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte (film). The setting of the film is in northern England, in the moors. This is portrayed in the film by the windy, rainy, bleak feel to the environment. Jane Eyre was released in 2011 and the story does still have reference to today’s people. The film maker has reached modern audiences by glossing over some of the finer points to make the story simpler. The film used a wide variety of Camera angles to show all points of vi...

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Jacks poorly written literature blog. February 7, 2013. St John Rivers- St. John Rivers is the complete opposite of Edward Rochester. He is a cold hearted and repressive man. He is handsome and has intellectual and moral superiority, and is cleaner cut and refined, compared to Rochester and his more rugged features. He initially seems to be perfect but after some time he is seen as to be cold and a little dead inside. Jane Eyre- Chapter One Summary. November 28, 2012. As for the book itself, Jane Eyre is...

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Jacks poorly written literature blog. February 14, 2013. Book review- Jane Eyre. Is a novel written by English writer Charlotte Bronte. It was published on 16 October 1847 by Smith, Elder and Co. I don’t think so). The story was very one sided and although Jane is a very interesting character, I found myself constantly trying to work out where Jane was at with her feelings towards Rochester (does she love him, does she not. It’s like a game of roulette. Where Janes heart lands nobody knows! Let's ea...