1. Neighbors by Tim Winton
... as being very snobbish and looking down on everyone else, whereas this may not be true in real life. He shows that they are of an upper-class when he writes 'The young man and women had lived all their lives in the expansive other suburbs where good neighbours were seldom seen and never heard ... .' It tells us that they are used to quiet, upper-class neighborhoods where everyone kept to themselves, and people noticed instead of criticising. This is stereotypically a very posh area that the young couple may have lived in. ... are European migrants, they are cautious of them as if they cou...
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- Approx Pages: 2
- Grade Level: High School