Chapter 7. Arrangement of the work Denotative analysis Denotative analysis Denotative analysis Denotative analysis Characters Characters Characters Setting.

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Chapter 7

Arrangement of the work Denotative analysis Denotative analysis Denotative analysis Denotative analysis Characters Characters Characters Setting Setting Setting Narrative tecnique Narrative tecnique Narrative tecnique Narrative tecnique Message Message Message Language and info Language and info Language and info Language and info

Denotative analysis Work Private life STUDENTS WORK CORRECTION MOTHER SHOPPING

Characters Helen Reed Helens daughter: Lucy Ralph Messenger Carrie Professor Otto Weismuller and his wife Russel Marsden an ex teacher Rachel McNulty Simon Bellamy Robert Drayton Freida Sinclair Gilbert Baverstock Thomas Vaughan Chuck Romero Farat Khan Saul Goldman Aurora da Silva Helens student

Setting Helens maisonette The library of the campus Gloucester

Narrative tecnique Journal

Message Reading the book is an experience of life (according to the vision of the 900)

Language and info Reading the seventh chapter we learnt some new words: 1. 1.To flush = arrossire/lavare con un forte getto dacqua 2. 2.To dismay = sgomentare 3. 3.To sprout = germogliare 4. 4.To buri = seppellire 5. 5.Season = stagione 6. 6.Entail = comportare 7. 7.Postgraduate = laureato che segue un corso di perfezionamento 8. 8.Wired = sostenuto 9. 9.Tenants = inquilini Heating = riscaldamento Eyelid = palpebra Plight =situazione Garment = indumento Tendril = filo Huge = enorme Shabby = trasandato Faded = sbiadito