— this is your topic sentence/thesis statement, where you state the idea/argument that you are going to extend upon and explore in the paragraph — this is a quotation taken from the text that substantiates your point — the language/visual device used by the composer in your specific example Analysis — extend in detail on how the technique communicates a particular idea to the audience Link — a concluding sentence that links your analysis back to the point you made at the beginning of the paragraphPETAL- Point, Evidence, Terminology, Analysis, Link Dickens successfully presents Mr Bumble as a negative character from the start of this extract by describing him as ‘he gave the little wicket a tremendous shake, and then bestowed upon it a kick...’ The use of the verbs ‘shake’ and ‘kick’ create impression of an aggressive and angry person who is perhaps quite impatient and demanding. Additionally the use of the adjective ‘tremendous’ exaggerates how forceful he is being, suggesting he likes to abuse his power. This would be typical of the power imbalance during the 19th century as the poor were often exposed to harsh treatment.PETAL Technique | ee Cane eal a CL Ica Lar lhyealsl Isl A117 E > Provide evidence to support your arguments. Dee Make lena rele AX) Analyze your point & prove your arguments L __ Restate the point & explain how you proved itPOINT V TECHNIQUE ANALYSE Zz = E | 2 a § es" LINK