Using a motif in your writing
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I can successfully use a motif in my writing.
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A motif is a recurring image or ideas.
Writers use motifs to build up imaginative layers of meaning.
Shakespeare uses a motif of light to show Romeo’s impression of Juliet.
Motifs need to be dynamic, using a range of techniques.
You can use metaphors, personification and comparison when creating a motif.
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