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Chinese Cinderalla (Language (Alliteration ("the chauffeur replied…

- - - - Emphasises how long school is
  - - - Although they're in the same family - w's, the oxymoron shows that Yen may and her father have different personalities
    - - Suggests something bad will happen
    - - Explores Yen Mah's irrelevance
      - Possible sexism
  - - - Proleptic Marker
      - Something irregular will happen
  - - - Also evidenced through a change in register
  - - - Describing her own house as a hotel
        
        No connection with family
  - - - Emphasises her childishness
  - - - Represents Communism in China
  - - - Present tense allows reader to empathise further with Yen Mah
      - Present tense also shows that she's still excited about it
  - - - Shows lack of emotion her life
      - Doesn't want to become vulnerable
  - - - Accentuates how extraordinary this event is
  - - - Exaggeration
      - Childish
      - Good example of focalisation
  - - - Deifying England
        
        Emphasises how special it is to Yen Mah
        
        Shows her desperateness
  - - - Accentuates how long boarding school feels
  - - - Emphasises excitement
- - - - Shows she doesn't want to follow in her father's footsteps
  - - - Denying being part of her family
      - Yen Mah and her father aren't close
      - Father is wealthy
  - - - She follows orders
      - She has no control
  - - - Severe lack of emotion
      - Shows Father's financial side
  - - - Sheer power of father
  - - - Symbolises huge amount of respect
      - Annual festival in Judaism
        
        Shows how rare it is for Father to want to see her
      - Possibly sarcastic
- - - - Solidifies rarity of the event
    - - No control over her own future
      - Scared of her father
        
        Scared of ruining her chances
      - Caesura draws out tension