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    Dystopian fiction reflects the fears and issues of the time period in which it was written. The interpretation of a text can vary depending on when and where it is read, as the reader's perspective is shaped by their environment. The passage describes how the shadow on the wall grows larger and more intense as the protagonist is followed, creating a sense of fear, and how the description of an iron door suggests there is something ominous and unwelcoming beyond it.

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    Dystopian fiction reflects the fears and issues of the time period in which it was written. The interpretation of a text can vary depending on when and where it is read, as the reader's perspective is shaped by their environment. The passage describes how the shadow on the wall grows larger and more intense as the protagonist is followed, creating a sense of fear, and how the description of an iron door suggests there is something ominous and unwelcoming beyond it.

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    29-01-24 English 4.4 Q3, 4.

    5 Q2

    4.4 Q3)
    • “It deals with human fears” Here the author implies that dystopian
    fiction covers a diversity of phobia and misery that can be experienced
    by humans.
    • “Dystopian Fiction reflects something about the time in which it is
    written” Here the author implies that the subject or motive of dystopian
    fiction will depend and vary on the timeline in which it is written.
    (Dystopian fiction is written in a future timeline than the present, so the
    timeline would vary on how far it is from the present)
    • “When and where you read a text affects how you respond” Here the
    author presents the idea that the interpretation of an excerpt can vary
    based on the mind that reads, which in turn diversifies due to the
    environment (time and place) within which it exists.
    4.5 Q2)
    • a) It gives the reader a visualization of the shadow of the wall slowly
    both increasing in size and intensity while also following the protagonist.
    • b) This increases the spark of fear within the aura, as it gives the illusion
    that even the animals were mysteriously calling hauntedly.
    • c) “The menacing iron door” presents the idea that nothing welcoming
    seems to be past it. It is also that doors that are formed from iron tend
    to be placed to keep away unwelcome visitors.

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