Rubbish at Adultery by Sophie Hannah Analysis
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- Created on: 20-05-13 20:02
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- Rubbish at Adultery by Sophie Hannah
- First Impressions
- Understand her point of view
- Feel sympathetic
- She is angry and frustrated
- She's known about it for a long time
- She's willing to have him back
- They're not very well matched
- She uses short words
- He feels guilty
- Maybe she has experience with doing adultery
- 'You're rubbish at adultery'
- Rhyming Scheme
- You become gradually aware of the rhyming scheme
- The first major rhyme is in the second stanza
- 'Kiss' and 'This'
- The first major rhyme is in the second stanza
- Rhyming scheme makes her seem more childish
- She's completely lost it
- You become gradually aware of the rhyming scheme
- Development of poem
- DRAMATIC MONOLOGUE
- You only hear one person speaking
- You don't hear the other person's reply, even though they are present
- First Impressions
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