Discovery is something scattered all throughout these poem, masked by the motions that the words bring to very particular souls. For something to be going it must have been found and along those lines this poem is based. We must dig deeper then all the sentences that explain everything as “going” and uncover what was truly first discovered to now be going. Lets start with a quote taken from the text that reads, ‘We belong here, We are the old ways. ” Codger brings out that what was once discovered as the old ways is now changing to new ways due to the settlers.
Throughout a vast duration of the text Codger brings Roth multiple discoveries that were made during her time that are now slowing “going”. What the composer is believed to be doing is to hold us close to the poems meaning and to show that all these discoveries we know to be of white background truly are the findings of the Indigenous. Discoveries that we now see and possibly hear of everyday are those originated from Aboriginal heritage. “We are the corroboree and we are the boar ground” is a sentence that combines both the land and the people to form a unity.
This sparks discovery as it once remembers the fact that the people of its time discovered how indeed they were elated to the land and all of its transcendent beings. To discover what creates the person you are is a discovery that depicts the personality you yield and for the Indigenous people and Codger Announced. The ability for them to discover that their personality lies within their cultural literacy to their land. This reaps one of the larger discoveries noted by the poet.
To later be referred to as,” The boar ring is gone. The corroboree is gone. And we are going. ” Codger Announced has made poetical brilliant techniques to engage the reader and to create a sense of anger to the poem. To elaborate, on a number of times Codger says ‘We’ and the concept of this term re occurring so many times throughout the text ‘alliteration’ leads us to not only forget but to constantly remember that she is not speaking as an individual but she is the voice of all Aboriginals in this Country.
Codger leaves us no way of even slightly considering that she is speaking in a selfish and individually driven point of view. Another technique that can be noted is the technique of context. Codger opens the text with language that is leading to a discovery but then almost anticlimaxes to take us down a sorrow path, explaining the fading of all Aboriginal originates. Codger uses a real life context and tries to convey real life meaning to allow us to see that life for them was not easy and in doing so she provides us with a thought of shame.
Wily Wonk and the Chocolate Factory Royal Dahl Medium: Novel Wily Wonk and the Chocolate Factory is a novel about a young boys discovery of the chocolate factory located very few streets from the Bucket residence. This novel expresses the life of Charlie Bucket and how his family struggles to meet he adequate standard of living with all his grandparents and parents living in the same tight household.
Charlie’s life is radically transformed, as there are chocolate bars with buried golden tickets for 5 lucky people. Charlie becomes one of those lucky 5 and is sent into the realms of the chocolate factory with the other winning applicants. As each winning child is picked off scene after scene Charlie Bucket and his Grandpa. Grandpa Joe, are the last ones remaining at the end of the tour and Charlie is picked as the future owner of the Chocolate Factory. Eel advent Spielberg
