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\nPupil outcome: I can explain how Brontë uses personification and a regular structure to present ideas about nature in 'Shall earth no more inspire thee'. Key learning points: - Arguably, Brontë personifies nature in order to encourage...\nPupil outcome: I can explain how Brontë uses personification and a regular structure to present ideas about nature in 'Shall earth no more inspire thee'. Key learning points: - Arguably, Brontë personifies nature in order to encourage the reader to form a connection with nature. - Brontë largely uses a regular rhyme of ABAB which may reflect the calm voice of the speaker. - The deviation to AAAA in the final stanza could signify that the speaker and listener are connecting. - The extra unstressed syllable on the first and third lines could add to the soothing nature of the speaker.\n
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21:16
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Pre-K - Higher Ed
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Subjects
Social Studies & History
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2023
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English
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personification
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unstressed syllable, iambic, feminine ending, learning cycle, industrial revolution, society shifted, topic sentence, inspire thee, soothing tone, people reading, fantastic work, final stanza, quick check, emotional connection, cohesive argument, human characteristics
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