show sympathy for Adam. No one else cares for Adam’s safety or existence, furthermore when Leah tries to stand up for Adam her existence is also ignored. When Phil suggests that “[Adam] doesn’t want to come back”, Leah protests against him and explains that “[Adam]’s mad! [They] can’t leave him [there]”. However she is simply ignored, Kelly creates a contrast between Leah’s innocence and civilised behaviour with the other’s savagery. This creates a sense of sympathy for both Adam and Leah, likewise
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