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Fiction: ending stories
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I can identify and analyse Horowitz's use of symbolism and setting to create resolution in 'Moriarty'.
I can emulate Horowitz's use of symbolism and setting to craft a reassuring resolution.
I can consider how Tolkien uses onomatopoeia, sentence fragments and short sentences to craft an effective cliffhanger.
I can explain how Saint uses language and imagery to craft an anti-climax that relates to ideas of transience.
I can use symbolism and semantic fields to emulate Saint's use of an anti-climax.
I can identify and analyse McEwan’s use of a plot twist in ‘Atonement’.
I can use figurative language, juxtaposition and repetition to emulate McEwan’s use of an emotional plot twist.
I can select and write an effective ending for a fictional story.
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