Comparative Key Quotations (Edexcel A-Level English Literature): Flashcards
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Huck's 'go to hell' decision shows
Huck's 'go to hell' decision shows
Moral growth & rejection of societal norms
Freedom requires (Home Fire)
Freedom requires (Home Fire)
Belonging somewhere & people unafraid to show it
Huck's loyalty to Jim transcends
Huck's loyalty to Jim transcends
Racial prejudices of his time
Aneeka's primary loyalty
Aneeka's primary loyalty
Her twin brother Parvaiz
Huck's trembling decision reflects
Huck's trembling decision reflects
His transformation & self-discovery
What Isma faces at airport
What Isma faces at airport
Constant questioning of her identity & belonging
British Muslims rhetorically made
British Muslims rhetorically made
Un-British
Truth threatens (Home Fire)
Truth threatens (Home Fire)
Comfortable illusion of innocence
Both novels explore theme of
Both novels explore theme of
Freedom & confinement from societal/personal constraints
What drives Aneeka's actions
What drives Aneeka's actions
Intense familial bonds/loyalty to Parvaiz