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my fourth best ever score." Christopher who has an unusual personality. to know him it becomes endearing. Character motivation Ed, Christopher's dad reveals when he is lying through his dialogue "No. It's an ordinary hospital. She has a problem.....a problem with her heart." It is important that the audience pick up on what the characters are thinking. It helps them to get a better grasp on their motivations. The pause in this line highlights that his father is lying about the whereabouts of Christopher's mother. At this point the audience can only guess what motivated his father to say this, this engages the audience further. Moving the action forward Christopher often states very plainly what he is going to do "I've decided I’m going to find out who killed Wellington". Christopher speaking in such a manner is an effective dramatic device. It helps to move the action forward and keeps the audience informed and engaged. The audience know exactly what is driving the plot forward at any moment in time, be it looking for Wellington's killer or Christopher's quest to live with his mother. How to analyse language In order to analyse language you should: Choose a section from the text to analyse and then select a quote from it. Make sure that it is relevant to the question and the point you want to make.
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