'Small Island': reading Act 2, Scenes 7 and 8
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I can explain the events of Act 2 Scenes 7 and 8 and explore Edmundson’s use of symbolism.
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Bernard's behaviour is a poignant reminder of the racist and discriminatory attitudes of the time.
Parallels can be drawn between Bernard and Miss Todd.
Edmundson uses symbolism to explore the theme of hope.
Bernard's reaction to the baby encapsulates a promise of reparation and hope.
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