Creating a Sense of Place in 12 Edmondstone StreetMalouf is very skilled at creating a sense of place in 12 Edmondstone Street. This essay examines the different techniques used in describing 12 Edmondstone Street and Tuscany. The section set in Brisbane is seen through the eyes of a young boy, giving the reader a very clear impression of his opinions and feelings towards home. Malouf conveyed this concept by basing 12 Edmondstone Street on the idea of ​​returning to ordinary daily life and experiencing what you saw in that epiphanic moment. Malouf does this through the boy's views, thoughts and feelings by conveying them through images and detailed memories of rooms and the atmosphere of these rooms. The Fernery scares me. Being taken out of your home every night and put to sleep next to it is like being cut down at the edge of a rainforest. In this way, Malouf was able to convey the boy's fear of Fernery. This also makes the reader feel the same feeling of being placed on the edge of a rainforest, promoting a feeling of fear and a sense of sharing the same feelings with the boy. However, the setting is not always described from the boy's point of view. Malouf also describes it from an adult's point of view. Each house has its own topography, its own tradition; negotiable boundaries... the salient features. By giving the house a topography and changing the perspective of the description, Malouf created a sense of mystery and adventure in discovering the rooms for the first time from a child's point of view. This sense is conveyed by describing the boy's detailed observations and feelings when and...... in the center of the paper ......and. Ugo proves to be a strong character who seems happy to be "himself". Agatina's strength of character is conveyed through words like "rules" which imply power. This vision is necessary so that the reader can understand both the characters and the way of life to which they belong, thus giving the reader a sense of belonging to the lives of Agatina and Ugo. When 'A Place in Tuscany' is presented, the perspective changes to that of a young man. Compared to the home in Brisbane, there is greater use of conversation and there is a more sophisticated and advanced vocabulary and knowledge of the area. This gives the reader a more adult view of the area. Malouf is a very "powerful" writer. Using a variety of techniques, Malouf was able to show the reader his ability to evoke a sense of place and create memorable settings..