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The Prelude

Emily Gill English GCSE English

Mind map on The Prelude: context, form, structure, language used and attitudes and feelings

Mind map: The Prelude Wordsworth

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The Prelude

  1. Context

    • Belief that there is a connection between nature and humans.
  2. Form

    • First person and in blank verse and a regular speech is created through the regular rhyming scheme
  3. Structure

    • Light and happy to dark and fearful which then changes to a reflection on how he has chnaged through the journey.
  4. Language used

    • Beautiful, confident and dramatic language used along with the fearful language due to the sudden chnage and the unknown
  5. Attitudes and Feelings

    • Confidence, fear and reflection of the unknown and of what he believes he knows but really he is unsure and that is what makes him fearful.

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The Prelude by William Wordsworth analysis and background information.
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