hans05_rap Rap Point 3- St. Elizabeth's

[woodca@elizabth.melb.catholic.edu.au (Carmel Wood)]

Hi fellow rappers,

We believe H.C.A. interacts with his audience by relating his stories to everyday life.  An example the moral of the Great Sea Serpent was that things change and that nothing stays the same.  This is similar to H.C.A.'s life because many things changed during his lifetime.  He was born into a poor family but by the end of his life he was famous and mixed with rich people.

The language H.C.A uses is descriptive as he describes his character's peersonalities and appearances.  He uses words such as mighty, strong and fierce.

Enjoy your week.

St. Elizabeth's rappers

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