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Taking on the World (Language (Jargon ("mouse lines" + "…

- - - - Shows she's experienced
  - - - Drags out sentence like experience is dragged out
  - - - Highlights excitement
      - Emphasises extremity of the experience to audience
  - - - Shows lack of control
      - Accentuates power of the sea
  - - - Solidifies size of struggle
  - - - Symbolises vast extent of effort required
  - - - Allows reader to further empathise with MacArthur
  - - - Explores perilousness of task
      - Creates tension + suspense
  - - - Represents respect she has for the elements
  - - - Investigates danger of task
      - Shows impossibility of task
  - - - Even though she's taking on a heroic task she's still human
  - - - Shows that she's trying to calm herself
      - Conveys her vulnerability as she's the youngest in the race
  - - - Brings it back to reality
        
        Readers can empathise
- - - - Builds tension
      - Builds suspense
  - - - Symbolises that there was never a moment of rest
  - - - Emphasises loneliness
  - - - Breathlessness
      - Excitement