Writing a diary in the voice of Miranda from Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'
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I can write an accurate, thoughtful diary entry in the voice of Miranda.
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A diary is a person’s private record of events, thoughts, or feelings that are written down every day.
A diary should be written in first person narrative voice and past tense.
A diary is usually written in chronological order.
Using descriptions that show the senses can help to create a convincing character voice.
We don’t know what happens to Miranda after the end of the play.
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