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The sentence “I lost both shoes, but got there, wolf’s lair, better beware” stands out as a break of normality. It has been written so that it rhymes and spoken quickly, rolling off the tongue to draw more attention to that particular sentence. The sentence is witty and perhaps even a little childish but has an element of trying to be grown-up...

Stanza 5 is the longest one in the poem and the rushed enjambment of the words gives the reader a sense of excitement.

A good example of the imagery Duffy has used in this poem is, “Away from home, to a dark tangled thorny place”. The way she has used these words makes the image very clear for the reader to imagine exactly what the Wolf’s lair must be like, a nasty place, away from the protection and safety of her home...

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