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    This quote discusses the theme of power and control. It is said by the narrator while robbing a shop or house, commenting on the naive trust of the owners that their sense of security could be so easily shattered. The quote uses imagery of shattering someone's sense of security to convey the narrator's power over their victims and control of the situation.

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    This quote discusses the theme of power and control. It is said by the narrator while robbing a shop or house, commenting on the naive trust of the owners that their sense of security could be so easily shattered. The quote uses imagery of shattering someone's sense of security to convey the narrator's power over their victims and control of the situation.

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    THEMES - Group Deconstruction A3.1

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    This quote discusses the theme of power and control. It is said by the narrator while robbing a shop or house, commenting on the naive trust of the owners that their sense of security could be so easily shattered. The quote uses imagery of shattering someone's sense of security to convey the narrator's power over their victims and control of the situation.

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    Context – where does this quote feature in the

    How is the theme of power and control narrative? Who said it and to whom?
    evident in this quote?

    What language features are being used here? Write


    the quote and then the technique, as well as the effect
    on the reader.

    “The place had the feeling of naïve trust


    he’d found in shops and houses he’d
    robbed – like it was too easy to shatter
    somebody’s sense of security.” (p. 42)

    What imagery and images are being used?

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