(Personal Image taken in London, England 2016)
After reading all of Part A and moving into Part B of the English Tales I noticed that there were many similarities and just a few differences.
Mythical creatures were still relevant and animals such as chickens and hens were giving the ability to talk. However, I paid more attention to the sentence structure and rhyming in each of the stories. I came to the realization that each of the stories was almost song like. The variety in sentence length gave them a new sort of depth that I hadn’t noticed before.
This is something that I could work on in stories of my own. I often like to stick to parallel structure and I don’t use much differentiation in sentence length.
Bibliography:
English Tales Part A, link to online reading.
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