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Auto-marker · Text Response Example

The composer positions the responder to question the ethics of silence through the shifting narrative perspective, revealing how complicity operates even in acts of inaction. Silence, then, becomes its own kind of consent, and the text asks us to notice who is protected by staying quiet.

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7 / 10
B+ band

Marked against the same VCAA rubric your tutor uses.

Key tipPrecise, technique-led analysis of the shift in narrative perspective.
Extra thoughtGood instinct on complicity — now tie it to a specific moment in the text.
This claim is asserted, not proven — add a quote to support it.
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