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Good Afternoon! Please have out passbook! ?”

Irony Situational Dramatic Verbal Last Class Task: Quote #1: Select one quote that shows irony: and explain why this example fits the definition of irony. Please note which type of irony your example reveals

“Is There Nowhere Else We Can Meet?” TITLE?? Highlight/Mark/Annotate: Sensory Details for setting Sensory Details for character Plot Action Possible Symbols!!! Irony!!!!!

Partner Questions: Defining Fear Define “Fear” in this story. Who is fearful? Of What? Why? What is symbolic in this story? What is ironic? How might this situation also be a metaphor for South Africa’s system of Apartheid? What might Gordimer’s message to her reader’s be?

Pass Book Assignment Select two quotes (one for each panel) that embody rich, sensory detail. Quotes should reveal insight into the deeper meaning behind the story (fear, fear becoming reality, symbolism, etc). Vividly recreate the quote (Gordimer’s language should paint a picture). Use color!!!

Final Gordimer Story What did South Africa look like towards the end of Apartheid? What racism and misconceptions still existed? With the end of Apartheid- does that really mean the end of prejudice- Do old ways die young? What is Gordimer’s message to her readers?

As We Read…. Consider who the narrator is… Note ironies and potential symbols Be aware of Gordimer’s prolific writing style

HOMEWORK Complete Study Questions 6 out of 8 Complete Passbook Assignment/Found Poem Complete Symbolism/Irony Chart Next Class: Be ready to put all of these Nadine Gordimer Stories together!