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p.43
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“My name is Kirby. I am not Esther.”
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Kirby
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Identity – she is fighting against being Esther
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p.43
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“I was me. Not some robot they programmed.”
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Kirby
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Identity and freedom of expression.
Her uncle is trying to control her – she is not a machine.
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P.44
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“I hate her. I really hate her. I’m so frightened.”
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Kirby
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She hates her mother. Her mother left her with strangers who are trying to change her.
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p.54
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Rule 10 – “A daughter respects her elders. She is modest. She does not draw attention to herself.”
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Aunt Naomi
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Telling Kirby the Rules. She wants her to live by The Rule.
Freedom of expression and identity
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p.54
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“I had nightmares about looking in a mirror and having no face.”
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Kirby
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Identity – who am I? She was afraid of losing herself.
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p.56
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“She cannot. The women never do. It is a man’s job.”
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Uncle Caleb
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Aunt Naomi can’t drive. Women don’t drive.
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p.62
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“Your sister has not died. She is dead to us…”
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Uncle Caleb
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Miriam left she didn’t want to follow the rules around drawing – she is dead to them.
Courage.
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p.70
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“Sixteen? Married? ... sitting there in the sun in an ordinary New Zealand back garden, so near the twenty-first century you could practically smell it.”
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Kirby
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About Damaris and Daniel – because the rules say they should marry.
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p.71
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“I shivered…and looked into a future where there was nobody who thought the same way I did.”
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Kirby
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Worried about people around her thinking it is okay to marry at 16. She is worried about staying in the children at the faith.
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p.78
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“We are not permitted to speak to teachers except to answer questions in class.”
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Daniel
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The Rule in the church. Not allowed to speak unless spoken to. Church worried about kids getting other opinions.
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p.78
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“If you don’t have much, little things are really special.”
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Daniel
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They aren’t allowed to take their clothes off at the beach. It is special just to go.
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p.81
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“There’s mirrors in toilets. I want to see if I’m still here”… “If I could see a reflection of my mind, it’d be so different I wouldn’t recognize it.”
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Kirby
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Identity – who am I? She is worried that Kirby is gone and all that is left is Esther.
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P.81
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“Are you Esther, or are you Kirby?”
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Ms Chandler
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The counsellor asks her. Identity.
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Miss Allaker's Year 10 Blog
Wednesday, 16 November 2016
Quotes for I am Not Esther
Tuesday, 15 November 2016
Checklist for essay writing
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Not Achieved
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Achieved
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Merit
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Excellence
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The explanation is short (6 words!) and not informative/
detailed
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· Explanation is better – more detailed and informative.
· Has a message from the text
· Uses PEEL
· Mentions the audience
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· More linking – link to themselves, they relate to the character, the audience.
· More details about the example – what happens after
· More details about the character
· Has a message from the text
· Uses PEEL
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· More linking – link to themselves, they relate to the character, the audience.
· Also links world wide – beyond the text
· Gets to Excellence through the Explanation
· More details about the character
· Has a message from the text
· Uses PEEL
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