The second column identifies techniques used by Atwood in relation to the example, allowing for students to build metalanguage and/or analyse authorial purpose and effective construction of language.The first column covers quotes and examples from Hag-Seed.He states how to make use of the resource: His resource works as both a series of annotations and a study guide for students who are looking to draw connections between Hag-Seed and The Tempest. Once again, I draw the wonderful Luke Bartolo who has painstakingly produced an excellent resource for Year 12 students. The book, situated literally "behind bars", giving hint as to its setting, and also mirroring the sea and its waves, which reimagines and collides with the story of The Tempest. Margaret Atwood's Hag-Seed is a wonderfully layered and highly accessible text that both remakes and comments on Shakespeare's The Tempest.
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