Places, Loved Ones (L)

Question 1

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No, I have never found

Answer 1

speaker immediatly seperates himself from wider socitey

Question 2

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No,** I have never found**

Answer 2

Hyperbole
- speaker has put in effort to find ‘the place’ and person society thinks he needs to find, and has failed

Question 3

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The place where I could stay

Answer 3

Vague and ambigious language used
- cant give the place a name necause hes never experienced this place

Question 4

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is my proper… Here I shall

Answer 4

Repeated personal pronouns
- shows he is truly alone

Question 5

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‘claim’
‘bound’
‘prove’
‘down to my name’

Answer 5

semantic field of trabsactional language
- suggests partnership is merely a transaction, and takes our identity away

Question 6

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You want no choice

Answer 6

Mono-syllabic lanbguage suggests that the resriction of freedom in finding a ‘place’, reduces us all to the same mindless conforming society, restrictng our choices

Question 7

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‘settled’
‘mashed’
‘trace’

Answer 7

hardered to seperate once together
- suggests relstionships changes a person

Question 8

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Your person, your place

Answer 8

Speaker, despite everything, wants to keep searching
OR
Mocking the belief in society that you cant be happy without that person or place