From a reader’s point of view, Grenville’s description of Smasher’s clear savage attributes automatically develops hatred towards Smasher. Meanwhile with Blackwood, his civilised manner is explicitly depicted throughout the novel to enhance our understanding of his character. Savagery and civilisation are exhibited through the perspective of a British settler and Grenville’s perspective. Civilisation and savagery is a key part of our lives and Grenville presents them in her novel to display the importance of understanding between races and ethnicities which is needed in a
From a reader’s point of view, Grenville’s description of Smasher’s clear savage attributes automatically develops hatred towards Smasher. Meanwhile with Blackwood, his civilised manner is explicitly depicted throughout the novel to enhance our understanding of his character. Savagery and civilisation are exhibited through the perspective of a British settler and Grenville’s perspective. Civilisation and savagery is a key part of our lives and Grenville presents them in her novel to display the importance of understanding between races and ethnicities which is needed in a