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Analyse af 'Going Home' af Archie Weller

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Denne analyse udforsker Archie Wellers novelle 'Going Home', skrevet i 1986. Den undersøger tredjepersonsfortællingen, miljøet i Billys bil og den aboriginske lejr Koodup, samt Billys karakterisering. Analysen dykker ned i sprog, stil og de centrale temaer om identitet og race, især i relation til aboriginske problemstillinger.

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  • novelleanalyse
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Going home written by Archie Weller. It was written in 1986.

Narration and point of view

3rd person because you get the story told by someone else.

Setting

Time and place are set in Billy’s car while he is driving to Koodup which is an Aboriginal camp in Australia. So, the story is what Billy recalls from his journey trying to get back and flashbacks from it. So, the time and place is his car.

Characters

Billy is the main character. The plot revolves around him, and the events are presented by the third-person narrator from his perspective.

He is characterized from his speech and thoughts. Billy has the look and skin color like an aboriginal.

Composition

Language and style

Sentences vary in length. The dialogue also gives more realism to the text, as it includes dialect words of the people in the Koodup camp.

Theme(s) Message

The themes of the text are Identity and Races, races because of the issues that Billy has because of his skin tone and the story about Aboriginals tells a lot about Race issues like with the stolen generation. It is about identity because Billy is trying to get home to were, he feels like he belongs and sees himself therefor its his identity. To be an aboriginal.

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