An ordinary journey, an extraordinary interruption
An ordinary journey, an extraordinary interruption
In Sarah Jackson’s The Instant of My Death, crowding, bodily discomfort and grinding wheels make a journey through a dramatic landscape feel monotonous rather than sublime. The traveller’s glazed attention creates a false sense that the journey might go on indefinitely.
Step-by-step lessons on CIE IGCSE English Literature 2.2.2 The Instant of My Death by Sarah Jackson. Each one builds up to exam-style questions. Start with the poetry and unseen-text skills before moving on to the longer, comparison-heavy essay questions on the set prose and drama texts.