- Grade: HSC
- Subject: English Advanced
- Resource type: Notes
- Written by: N/A
- Year uploaded: 2021
- Page length: 4
- Subject: English Advanced
Resource Description
COMMON MODULE: BILLY ELLIOT, BY STEPHEN DALDRY
Texts and human experiences
Main points of the rubric:
- anomalies, paradoxes and inconsistencies in human behaviour and motivations. Identity, adversity and dreams
Quotes:
Quote | Technique | Link to rubric | Explanation |
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Characterisation
Tone |
Inconsistency
Identity |
Tony’s unwillingness to his brother’s interest, through bullying, shows tony’s aggressive disposition towards billy’s passion |
|
Juxtaposition | Human experience
Adversity Identity
|
The contrast between the two very different shoes shows the differences in masculinity and feminity and how billy must take a side |
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Metaphor
Symbolism |
Human experience
Identity |
This shows the breaking down of metaphorical barriers, symbolised by the brick walls, experienced by billy in his pursuit of ballet dancing |
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Hyperbole | Anomaly
Adversity |
Mrs Wilkins, levels out tony after an argument, by over-exaggerating his lower-class nature. |
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