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Addressing a Context Prompt

Addressing a Context Prompt. Style 3 – Imaginative . Imaginative. Can take many different forms. Amongst others, could include: Letter from a character in Jasper Jones to another character

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Addressing a Context Prompt

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  1. Addressing a Context Prompt Style 3 – Imaginative

  2. Imaginative • Can take many different forms. Amongst others, could include: • Letter from a character in Jasper Jones to another character • Eg – Charlie writing to Jasper while he waits for him to come back again after they drowned Laura’s body • An epilogue to Jasper Jones • Eg – What happens in the town after the story ends • A diary entry in the voice of one of the characters • Eg – Jeffrey Lu’s diary entry after he won in the cricket then his dad was attacked • A memoir by one of the characters • Eg – 20 years later, Charlie is publishing the account of his life in the small town of Corrigan and how it shaped him • Requires a title

  3. Don’t make these errors! • Common pitfalls in imaginative style writing • Don’t retell the story of Jasper Jones • Yes you’re telling a story, but don’t forget that the main thing you’re doing through telling the story is exploring the context prompt • Links to Jasper Jones should be made very clear

  4. Preparing your response • Follow these steps: • Decide the form • Decide your main character • List some words and phrases • Makes notes on the ‘big ideas’ • Make notes on the basic plot details, settings and events

  5. Planning your response

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