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How do Donal Ryan’s experiments with narrative structure and perspective shifts deepen the reader's understanding of the characters and themes in The Queen of Dirt Island?
In what ways does Ryan explore the complexities of identity and belonging through the characters' experiences in the novel? Explore the differences in perspective between Eileen, Saoirse, and Pearl.
What is the significance of the settings, particularly Dirt Island, and their impacts on the characters' lives and choices throughout the novel?
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