Characters and Relationships (HSC SSCE English Standard): Flashcards

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Characters and Relationships
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How characters defined in Cold Enough for Snow

By how they perceive world & what they choose not to say

Narrator's 'curatorial sensibility'

Carefully selects & arranges experiences like gallery exhibits

Type of narrator used in novella

Unreliable narrator

Mother's emigration journey

From rural China, worked HK factories, settled in Australia

Mother's defining character trait

Stoic restraint

Mother's phrase about companionship

Happy in each other's company & have no need for words

Central paradox of mother-daughter relationship

Physical proximity but emotional distance/chasms

Daughter's love language vs mother's

Curatorial effort (doing) vs wordless coexistence (being)

Mother's 'subtle rebellions' examples

No hiking boots, vanishes at inn, refuses planned activities

Uncle's romance significance

Contested memory - denied by mother & sister

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