现代大学英语精读lessontext appreciation.pptxVIP

Part Three;Text Appreciation; Plot of the drama Scene of the drama Protagonists of the drama Conflicts of the drama Climax of the drama Writing techniques of the drama Theme of the drama; Plot: seventeen years after the bank raid, the ex-bank robber and the hero are brought together again to see how different fate has affected their lives. Scene: in Vic’s Spanish villa Protagonists: Vic (the ex-convict) Douglas (the hero) Conflicts: go to Conflicts Climax: go to Climax Writing techniques: go to Writing devices Theme: go to the next page;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Text Analysis;Why do you think Douglas come to meet Vic? How would you describe his feelings about Vic Parks now? Has Douglas changed very much in these years? What about Vic? Has he changed, too? When Vic says that he has never laid a finger on Sharon, does that in any way reflect his moral standard with regard to women? How would you describe Trudy’s attitude towards the two men? Does she love her husband? How do you know? ;What is Douglas really trying to tell Trudy when he advises her to stick with Vic? Do you know why Trudy wants to cry at that moment and prefers to cry out there alone? How does the story end? What do you think of the ending? When Sharon confesses her love for Vic to Trudy, Trudy reassures her that it is a passing thing. Do you agree with her? Is she talking about romance in general or Sharon’s feelings about Vic in particular?;Writing Device;Writing Device;Writing Device;Writing Device;Writing Device;Sentence Paraphrase 1;Sentence Paraphrase 2;Sentence Paraphrase 3;Sentence Paraphrase 4;Sentence Paraphrase 5;Sentence Paraphrase 6;Sentence Paraphrase 7;Sentence Paraphrase 8;Sentence Paraphrase 9;Sentence Paraphrase 10;Part Three