The Existence of the Hermit (Scottish Highers English): Flashcards

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Narrative technique used in the story

First-person plural narrator ('we')

Effect of 'we' narrator

Creates collective voice showing shared community perspective

Where hermit positions himself

To the outskirts of village, near the road

Definition of liminal space

Threshold/in-between place, neither inside nor outside

Where hermit travels for solitude

Across the moors to isolated places

What moors symbolize

Freedom, privacy, escape from scrutiny

What village symbolizes

Watchfulness, routine, social expectation

Type of threat hermit poses

Psychological, not physical

What villagers do after hermit leaves

Destroy the tin hut

What villagers hope happens to hut site

Grass will grow over it completely

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