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Literary Focus Omniscient Narrator Literary Focus Surprise Endings Reading Skills Monitoring Your Reading The Interlopers by Saki Feature Menu The Interlopers by Saki The Interlopers ID: 277285

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Introducing the Story

Literary Focus: Omniscient Narrator Literary Focus: Surprise Endings Reading Skills: Monitoring Your Reading

The Interlopers

by

Saki

Feature MenuSlide2

The Interlopersby SakiSlide3

The InterlopersIntroducing the Story

The world perishes not from bandits and fires, but from hatred, hostility, and all these petty squabbles.Anton ChekhovSlide4

The InterlopersIntroducing the Story

Ulrich von Gradwitz and Georg Znaeym are sworn enemies. What happens when these two armed enemies come face to face in the woods on a winter night?[End of Section]Slide5

The InterlopersLiterary Focus: Omniscient Point of View

An omniscient narratorcan reveal characters’ thoughts and actions

can zoom from place to place

may tell all or save information until the end

is not a character in the story

knows everything about all the characters in the story

[End of Section]Slide6

The InterlopersLiterary Focus: Surprise Endings

A surprise ending resolves a story’s conflict in a totally unexpected way.[End of Section]

The ending, while surprising, is still logical.

The unexpected ending may make you rethink the story.Slide7

The InterlopersReading Skills: Monitoring Your Reading

When you encounter a difficult sentence or passage, try one of these strategies.Use context clues to figure out the meaning of unfamiliar words. Context clues may

give the word’s definition

restate the word’s meaning in a different way

provide an example

show comparison or contrast Slide8

Look for the subject and the verb.

Stop to rephrase or summarize.

Break long sentences into simpler ones.

Finally, take time to re-read.

When you encounter a difficult sentence or passage try one of these strategies.

[End of Section]

The Interlopers

Reading Skills: Monitoring Your ReadingSlide9

Make the Connection

The InterlopersQuickwrite[End of Section]

Most arguments can be settled when people agree to talk or compromise, but some disagreements become so bitter that they last for many years. Indeed, some regions of the world have been locked in conflict for generations. Write down a few examples of feuds from history or literature that have torn families or even countries apart. What keeps such bitter hatred alive?Slide10

VocabularySlide11

Previewing the Vocabulary

precipitous adj.: very steep.acquiesced v. (used with in): accepted; complied with.marauders n.: people who roam in search of loot, or goods to steal.

exasperation n.: great annoyance.

pious adj.:

showing religious devotion.The Interlopers

VocabularySlide12

Previewing the Vocabulary

retorted v.: replied sharply.condolences n.: expressions of sympathy.languor n.: weakness; weariness.reconciliation n.:

friendly end to a quarrel.succor

n.: help given to someone in distress; relief.

The InterlopersVocabularySlide13

Vocabulary Activity: Context Clues

Context clues—the words and phrases around a word—can point toward the meaning of an unfamiliar word. Definition: The people who interfered were accused of being

interlopers.

4. Comparison or Contrast:

Far from being welcome guests, those dropping by were seen as interlopers.

2. Restatement:

The interlopers, intruders

on horseback, rode into town.

3. Example:

Guards treated all visitors—

tourists, journalists, photographers

—as

interlopers.

The Interlopers

VocabularySlide14

1.

They agreed to forget and forgive and shook hands as a sign of ____________. 2. Both teams ____________ in the umpire’s ruling.3. At the memorial service, we offered ____________.

4. “You’re late,” he said, tapping his watch in ____________.

5. “Well, your watch is wrong,” she ___________ in anger.

Vocabulary Activity

Use context clues to complete each sentence with the correct word.

condolences

reconciliationretorted

acquiesced

exasperation

reconciliation

acquiesced

retorted

exasperation

condolences

[End of Section]

The Interlopers

VocabularySlide15

Meet the WriterSlide16

Hector Hugh Munro (1870–1916) adopted the pen name Saki, after the character who served wine to the gods in the then-popular Persian poem the

Rubáiyát of Omar Khayyám.Saki was born in Burma, where his father was an officer in the military police. After the death of his mother, Saki and his two older siblings were sent to England to live with their grandmother and two aunts. More About the Writer[End of Section]

The Interlopers

Meet the Writer