'Compass and Torch' GCSE Podcast

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[AlexfromMacedonia]

Reaaaally helpful! Thanks, I understand the symbolism of the compass and the torch although I'm confused by the relevance of the horse and what happens at the end, if anybody could explain I'd be really grateful! :)

[mrbruff]

All of the animal and nature imagery in general is used to show the complete ease with which animals relate to each other and their environment- this juxtaposes (greatly contrasts) the human relationships and acts as a subtle guide to us about how natural a father son relationship should be.

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[Chloe Van Schalkwyk]

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okay, my teacher has made me hate literature, I've never entered that class room with a smile :/ but watching this Lit isn't so bad, these videos are actually quite fun to revise from. thanks guys!

[BalleGris1]

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[Ellie Edwards]

the songs at the end are always the best part!

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