Analysis: Part 2 (Scottish Highers English): Flashcards
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Jack's character in relation to his mother
Jack's character in relation to his mother
Dutiful and loving
Jack's occupation/work
Jack's occupation/work
Beachcomber - collects items from the shoreline
Death's physical appearance
Death's physical appearance
Old man, long grey beard, skinny legs, ragged coat
Object Jack uses to trap Death
Object Jack uses to trap Death
A hazelnut from the beach
Examples of disruptions when Death is trapped
Examples of disruptions when Death is trapped
Eggs won't break, vegetables can't be cut, cockerel survives
Jack's confession about the crisis
Jack's confession about the crisis
It's my fault, I'm the cause o't
Mother's wisdom about Death and life
Mother's wisdom about Death and life
Bithout Death there is no life
What Death says about his role
What Death says about his role
Without me, there's no life
Central lesson of the story
Central lesson of the story
There is no life bithout Death - natural order needs balance
Mother's age when Death finally takes her
Mother's age when Death finally takes her
About a hundred years of age