Things My Wife and I Found Hidden in Our House by Kirsty Logan (Scottish Highers English): Flashcards
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Marks for comparison q: National 5 vs Higher
Marks for comparison q: National 5 vs Higher
8 marks (National 5), 10 marks (Higher)
3 key texts to compare with Logan's story
3 key texts to compare with Logan's story
'Voice Spoke To Me', 'Andrina', 'Death in a Nut'
Scottish myth used in Logan's story
Scottish myth used in Logan's story
Kelpie myth
2 types of isolation in the stories
2 types of isolation in the stories
Physical isolation and emotional isolation
What Alice & Rain inherit besides house
What Alice & Rain inherit besides house
Grandmother's secrets and supernatural danger
Role of house setting in Logan's story
Role of house setting in Logan's story
Character itself, contains secrets, turns threatening
How Logan treats the supernatural
How Logan treats the supernatural
Ambiguous - blurs boundary between real and supernatural
What 'home' represents in Logan's story
What 'home' represents in Logan's story
Trap with hidden secrets, not safety
Balance in Scottish short stories
Balance in Scottish short stories
Local Scottish detail with universal experiences
How past affects present in Logan
How past affects present in Logan
Past intrudes on present, history cannot be escaped