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The Magic Finger Who is the speaker? Why did she think it would change forever? ''Çharacter is destiny and destiny is character''. Discuss the statement throwing light on the novel The Mayor Of Casterbridge. ''Happiness is an occasional episode in general drama of pain'' Discuss this statement throwing light in the character of Henchard. What are 5 instances that demonstrate Scrooge’s characterization in Stave 4? To Kill a Mocking Bird What are 5 instances that demonstrate Scrooge’s characterization in Stave 5 CUE FOR TREASON: In chapter 3, Do you think that the custom of holding plays in inn court-yards influenced the general architecture of permanent playhouses of the time? Where in England would one be most likely to find such permanent playhouses? Consider 'Daddy' as apersonal poem What lesson does Scrooge learn when the spirit of Christmas Present takes him to the sick beds? Which characters seems to influence David the most? Why? Huck and Finn Friendship “The Drover’s Wife” by Henry Lawson depicts a woman who is not only a loyal wife but also a strong dedicated mother to four children. The author does not announce the complete name of the teller of this story in Chapter One, although the action begins on the first page. Notice how the author has fired the interest of the reader with a short series of paragraphs in which the plot is rapi How was Peter discovered, and how did the second part” of his plan miscarry? Critic the tragic end in the Mill on the fliss What were Peter's chief reasons for deciding to flee from the neighbourhood ? Did Peter Brownrigg exaggerate the possible penalties for the offence which he had committed ? Did Peter's mother appreciate the seriousness of his position? Where were the spectators placed? Were they all seated? Was it apparently the custom at some perform ances to permit spectators to sit upon the stage itself? In what type of building in Penrith was the perform ance of King Richard the Third held? In what part of the building was the play presented? Who was the author of King Richard the Third? Do you think that the custom of holding plays in ini court-yards influenced the general architecture of permanent: playhouses of the time? Where in England would one by most likely to find such permanent playhouses? By whom were female parts played on the Shake spearian stage?