Emigree

Question 1

Start of emigree like a fairy tale

Answer 1

‘There once was a country, I left it as a child’

Question 2

Metaphor for the mind hokding memories despite attempts for them to be broken

Answer 2

‘The worst news i recieve of it cannot break my original view, the bright filled paperweight’

Question 3

Quote to show unsureness followed by a volta to show the strength of their mind as memeories are perminent

Answer 3

‘It may be at war, it may be sick with tyrants, but I am branded by an impression of sunlight’

Semantic field of light to show their love for their homeland

Question 4

Symbolism of purity to show calmness and beauty where they are from, contrasted by metaphor for time to show time as being the enemy

Answer 4

‘The white streets of that city, the graceful slopes glow even clearer as time rolls its tanks’

Question 5

Quote to show the perminent impact of culture and first language, it will never leave despite not being allowed to be educated of culture

Answer 5

‘That child’s vocabulary I carried here, like a hollow doll’

Question 6

Idea of extended metaphor for sunlight to show hope and positivity

Answer 6

‘But i can’t get it off my tounge. It tastes of sunlight.’

End - ‘they mutter death and my shadow falls as evidence of sunlight’

Question 7

Quote to emphasise loss of identity as they don’t have a passport - passport resembles identity. Followed by person dreaming and imagining being home

Answer 7

‘I have no passport, theres no way back at all but my city comes to me in its own white plane’

Question 8

Personification of city to show happy memories - contrasted by sinister tone

Answer 8

‘My city takes me dancing through the city of walls. They accuse me of absence, cirle me’