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    Edward sympathised. He remembered the time he had been bullied. He starts to talk to Norbert. “It’s alright, Norbert,” he said, trying desperately to comfort him, “I was once picked on, because of my Geordie accent. They used to try to imitate my accent. They would chant: ‘Gan doon toon, gan doon toon, geordie boy’.” Page Eleven:- “This made me feel alone, with nobody to talk to. I felt left out. It made me feel sad, very sad and lonely. I hated school. I never wanted to go. I wanted to go home, back

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    of Internet, it is often seen particular situations between ‘historical’ emotions still hits up the conversation. The hatred still causes an emotional war between people from two countries. This time, it takes on the two shows: ‘Jersey Shore’ Vs. ‘Geordie Shore’, a spin-off shows for British TV show series. The fans of this “new shows” emphasizes each other is the “better” show series. However, the basic story line and a concept for both shows are practically the same. The interesting factor about

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    coming to life. David Almond’s book Clay, tells an unusual story about a quiet, young boy named Davie, who was forced to reach beyond his comfort zone. The characters within and throughout the book Clay was. Davie (Main Character), Davie’s best friend Geordie Craggs , Stephen Rose, Father O’Mahoney, Clay, Crazy Mary, Miss Doonan, Annie, Davie’s Father, Lass, France Malone, Biddy Hell, Maria, Geordie’s sister Noreen, Connemara, Mebbe, Billy, Vera, Martian Mould, Miss O’Malley, Brent, and Noah. The book

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    Macbeth By Kimberley Martin State Theatre Company South Australia 12th September 2017 Director: Geordie Brookman The play that was performed on 12th September 2017 at State theatre Company South Australia was taken on Kimberley Martin’s Macbeth’s original vision. This play was every interesting play because it's wasn’t easy to understand to the storyline, but at first it was hard to say what actors were playing which character. As the performance went on it came clear what actors played which character

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    So, you can read the lyrics yourself, then listen to the song and hear something completely different. Brian Johnson is from Northeast England, known as Tyneside. The people who live there are infamously known for their accent, which is called a Geordie accent. This accent is typically associated with the working-class people of the region, but until the 80’s was referred to anyone in Northeast England. So, the fact that there is already a dialectal difference, from Great Britain to the United States

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    kids stay in school. With this belief constantly shown, it is causing young viewers to start acting out in inappropriate ways, as television makes it seem socially acceptable. The cast of Geordie Shore spends an entire summer binge drinking, participating in sexual behaviour and engaging in physical altercations (Has pictures showing these examples). Do you want your younger siblings to watch these shows and get the impression that this is

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    country of Australia. In 1979, they recorded their international breakthrough, Highway to Hell. Shortly before the recording of their follow-up, lead vocalist Bon Scott died after a night of heavy alcohol consumption. The group continued on with ex-Geordie singer Brian Johnson. Back in Black was recorded during a seven week period in the Bahamas in the spring of 1980. The area they were at was hit by tropical storms at the time, making the sessions

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    when both sides ventured into no man’s land. This links to the part in the play when on page 89 the stage direction says this; “Everyone has gone quiet”, this stage direction is said when Geordie goes out of his trench into No Man’s Land to rescue Joey with a white flag, and the German’s have the same idea. Geordie forgot wire cutters however a friendly German comes over called Peter and hands him the wire cutters “I thought perhaps you might need these.” This shows the two sides being friendly to

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    Martha Graham wasn’t just an ordinary dancer, but an extraordinary choreographer and artist. You would expect an artist to just draw with pen and paper, but Martha wasn’t a regular artist she was different. She didn’t go by the rules of classical ballet, but created her own movements that showed internal feeling through movement. In addition to Martha’s creativity, she was also a critical modern dance figure in history and created a modern dance movement. Martha, full name of Martha Graham was born

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    As Jim Morrison said “The most important kind of freedom is to be what you really are. You trade in your reality for a role. You give up your ability to feel, and in exchange, put on a mask.” He was the lead singer in the rock band The Doors. He was talking about how when a person puts on a mask, either real or figurative, they become someone or something that they are not. Jim Morrison was a performer, a singer, and was most likely talking about going on stage and being transformed by the bright

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