How does the
author represent the Australian sea? Explain the words or phrases that
led you
to this conclusion.
Bondi Rescue
represents the Australian Sea as Something that can be fun however it can also
be
extremely dangerous. The clips that made me form this opinion are the ones
of the families
having a fun time swimming and building sandcastles, then the
ones of people who have
drowned and are being resuscitated or have fallen and
grazed their knees.
What type of
person do you think this poem was written about?
I think this
poem is written about a person who is probably a strong swimmer. The phrases ‘…
Muscle
of arm thrust down long muscle of water…’, and ‘…How his brown strength…’ are
what
lead me to this conclusion.
How is the
representation in The Surfer either
similar or different to those texts that we
have already discussed in class? Use at least one other test to compare/contrast.
The representation
created in the surfer is very violent. The image created is almost as if the
sea
is alive and it concentrates very much on the sea itself rather than the
swimmer. This contrasts
to Clancy the overflow as the outback is made out to be
a very peaceful happy place and the
representation concentrates more on Clancy
himself rather than the outback as it is Clancy’s
actions that give us the representation
of the outback and not just the description of the outback.
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