'Small Island': the significance of the hurricane
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I can explain the significance of the hurricane.
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Edmundson uses the literary trope of the storm to create a dramatic setting.
The hurricane establishes a foreboding atmosphere and foreshadows the dramatic events to come.
The hurricane parallels the rising tensions between the characters.
The hurricane is a powerful natural force that exposes truths about the human relations between characters.
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