PPT-“The Interlopers”

Saki Notes Conflict is the struggle between the opposing forces on which the action in a work of literature depends There are two major types of conflict Internal Conflict conflict within the character character struggles with two opposing thoughts feelings beliefs or needs . 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. by. Saki. Introducing the Selection. Literary Focus: Omniscient Narrator. Reading Focus: Drawing Conclusions. Writing Focus: Think as a Reader/Writer. Feature Menu. The Interlopers . Introducing the Selection. . If the two men had been saved, how would they have behaved toward each other years later? DJ: They would be friends for life. Plaz: They might be friends for a bit or pretend to be friends, the Class Discussion. What is an interloper?. “Good. ,” . snarled Georg, “good. We fight this quarrel out to the death, you and I and our foresters, with no cursed interlopers to come between us. Death and damnation to you, Ulrich von . Read and complete these 5 questions in the reading section of your binder:. Identify the climax of the story. How do Ulrich and Georg begin to change at this turning point?. How is the ending of the story ironic?. 1 Name: ____________________________________________ Period: ______ Date: _____________________ Irony In the short story The Interlopers, the author Saki uses irony on several levels. First, let us de Story Background. Situational Irony . The difference in what is expected to happen and what actually happens. . Mending wall. Story Facts. “The Interlopers” discusses the . fundamental theme of the deadly repercussions of long-standing feuds and a willingness to commit . For foreignbased entities, it would put them backinto the position that they were in prior to 1995nce a U.S.inventor publishes or makes any other type ofpublic disclosure of a new product, the ability Compromise. verb. a.  settlement of differences by mutual . concessions. We both agreed to . compromis. e and were much happier as a result. . Everyone got what they wanted when it was all over. . Section 1: Pre-reading. What’s wrong with holding a grudge?. Brainstorm: . What are some situations why you might hold a grudge against somebody?. How do you behave towards someone you are holding a grudge against?. “The Interlopers”. . Read the poem ‘A Poison Tree” by William Blake.. *. After you have read the poem. . underline. all the words you don’t understand, and look them up in a dictionary.. Welcome! January 26 th , 2018 Friday Do Now Get out your weekly Bell Ringer sheet and begin working on Friday’s assignment . Once the bell rings, you will have five minutes to find and label the examples of figurative language. Read and complete these 5 questions in the reading section of your binder:. Identify the climax of the story. How do Ulrich and Georg begin to change at this turning point?. How is the ending of the story ironic?. Identify if you agree or disagree with the statement on the butcher paper on the board.. Use the stickers to make your vote.. Make sure you answer all 6. . We will discuss as a class when everyone has voted. .