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PERSONAL RESPONSE PORTFOLIO TASK ON SHORT STORIES AND POEMS SHORT STORIES: - UNICORN IN THE GARDEN - AN OUNCE OF CURE POEMS - DEMOCRACY BY LANGSTON HUGHES - A DIFFERENT TONE BY LINDSEY AVENA MADE BY DAMIA BATRISYIA HANI BINTI ALIAS AND EISYAH NURZIHAN BINTI TIHAN
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- 3. Unicorn in the garden • Impacts me most about relationship. • A good conversation is important to keep a strong relationship. • The husband and wife had a miscommunication. • Went to separate ways in the end of the story. • The husband is a soft spoken person as he never raise his voice to his wife. • His husband keeps grudge to his wife.
- 4. • The wife is being rude to the husband. • She calls her husband crazy and wanted to set him in a crazy asylum.
- 5. AN OUNCE OF CURE • Impacts me on how life goes on after a misery situation. • The protagonist did not wash her face after Martin Collingwood kissed her. • Two months after, she was dumped by him. • She tried to commit suicide because him. • She gets drunk while babysitting. • Lost the job and being the talk of the town. • Had an stable life after having an affair with someone.
- 6. POEMS
- 7. DEMOCRACY by Langston hughes • THEME : Equal rights, freedom and change. • To bring democracy in the aspect of equal rights and freedom. • Tone used is determination. • ‘Democracy will not come Today, this year Nor ever Through compromise and fear.’ • STYLE & LANGUANGE: short and clear lines. • Formality and maturity language.
- 8. A different tone by Lindsey avena • THEME: fights for equal rights. • Discrimination, racism and the struggles faced for it. • Tone used is more to frustration. • ‘To often, we are judged by the color of skin, and sadly, we are not judged by what we hold within.’ • STYLE & LANGUANGE: longer lines than the democracy. • Casual language.