The Darkness Out There

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  • The Darkness Out There
    • Methods
      • Third person narrative
      • Setting
      • Imagery
      • Contrast
      • Symbolism
    • Themes and ideas
      • Adults and children
      • Past and present
        • Things not as they seem
      • Stereotypes
    • Context
      • Early 1960s
      • Views of the war and Germans
    • Quotes
      • "She walked through flowers, the girl, ox-eye daisies and vetch and cow parsley, keeping to the track at the edge of the field."
      • "a dear old thing"
      • "Are people who help other people always not very nice-looking?"
      • "Chocky?"
      • "scared stiff of Packer's End...witches and wolves and tigers"
      • "We cheered, I can tell you."
      • "I'm not going near that old ***** again."
      • "Some people you only have to look at to know they're not up to much."
      • "She chuckled. 'I saw it come down all right.'"
      • "I like young people...I've got a sympathy with young people."
      • "*** for tat, I said to Dot."
      • "You could get people all wrong"
      • "The darkness was out there and it was a part of you and you would never be without it, ever."
      • "everything is not as it appears, oh no"
      • "she would fall in love and she would get a good job"
      • "a cottage-loaf of a woman...a creamy smiling pool of a face in which her eyes snapped and darted"
      • "Her eyes investigated, quick as mice."
      • "When he had gone outside the girl feched broom and mop and dustpan"

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