Exploring Addie's speech in the climax of 'A Kind of Spark'
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I can create a summarised version of Addie’s speech and I can empathise with her emotions and observations as she speaks.
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Writing is most successful when it is planned.
Vocabulary can be generated to precisely match the emotions of a character.
Thinking hard about vocabulary makes writing outcomes more powerful.
Vocabulary choices can be made to highlight the emotions of a character to the reader.
Precision in describing a character's emotions means getting inside the character's head.
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