Identity of things

Aug 18, 2026


identity

⋮⋮ Program

  • 12.05 Warm-up discussion
  • 12.15 Molly’s chapter
    • Playthrough
    • Characterisation
  • 12.50 Break
  • 13.05 Writing English
    • Analysing fiction
    • Exam
    • Paragraphs
  • 14.15 Break
  • 14.30 Grammatik: Quiz-og-byt
  • 15.00 Reading

Warm-up discussion

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  • The entire story is told through Edith’s journal. Can we trust what she tells us? Why or why not?
  • What is a flashback? Is the entire game a flashback?
  • Can we trust the narrator? Is she writing for a public or private audience? Is this more or less likely to make her presentation truthful?

Playthrough

Characterisation

  • How can personal items and possessions project identity?
  • How and why do we project status through our possessions?
  • Judging by the items in her room, how is Molly’s experience an expression of her identity?
  • If Molly identifies with nature and animals, how does that affect the choices she makes?

Analysing fiction

Plot/structure

  • How is the story built up?
  • Is it chronological, with flashbacks, open ending, climax, turning point?

Characterisation

  • How are characters presented?
  • Directly or indirectly?
  • How do they develop?

Setting

  • Where and when does the story take place?
  • What is the social/cultural environment?
  • How does the setting affect characters and theme?

Narrator / point of view

  • Who tells the story?
  • What is the effect of this perspective?
  • Is the narrator reliable?

Language

  • What kind of language is used?
  • Formal/informal, descriptive, symbolic, emotional?
  • Are there rhetorical devices or imagery?

Theme/message

  • What central themes are explored?
  • What message or comment does the text seem to make?

Exam

Time per assignment
Grammar
Assignments 1–5
60 min
Summary
Assignment 6
30 min
Analytical essay
Assignment 6
150 min · 15 + 40 + 40 + 40 + 15
Discussion
Assignment 6
60 min

Paragraphs

  • Topic sentences

  • Supporting sentences

  • (Concluding sentence)

Illustration of a paragraph with a topic sentence, supporting sentences, and an optional concluding sentence

Example

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Grammatik: Quiz-og-byt

  1. Tag et begreb
  2. Få en klassekammerat til at forklare begrebet
  3. Forklar din klassekammerats begreb
  4. Skriv begreber ned I ikke kendte / kunne forklare
  5. Byt begreb
Stick drawing of two students performing quiz-og-byt

Reading

Materials