Point of View

1. What point of view does the story use? Is the story told from a first-person perspective,

Character

1.Who is/ are the main character(s) in the story? What does the main character look like?

 The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses, it is interesting to see the two main characters of the story relate to one another, they have different positions. In the beginning of the story, we see Hannetjie trying to gain control over Brille, always trying to get him in trouble and punished, but as we read on, Brille turns the light onto Hannetjie saying don’t you like your own medicine? And this is one of the turning points of the story.

2. Describe the main character's situation. Where does he/she live? Does he/she live alone or with others? What does the main chracter do for a living, or is he/she dependent on others for support?

Hannetjie, a tough new prison guard or warder, takes charge of Span One, a closely-knit group of black political prisoners in a South African.Hannetjie punishes Brille, the prisoner with glasses, severely for stealing and talking back to him. Eventually, Brille catches Hannetjie stealing fertilizer and uses this leverage to strike a bargain with him.

3. What are some of the chief characteristics(personality traits of the character? How are these characteristics revealed in the story? How does the main chracter interact with other characters? Npte the degree of complexity of his/her behavior, thought, and feelings; their appearances, their habits, mannerisms, speech, attitudes and values what is the main character's attitude towards his/her life? Is he/she happy or sad, content or discontented? Why?

Brille is presented as the protagonist. The central character, becomes the hero amongst his group, and displays empathy to his group and family. Hannetjie plays the role of the antagonist even though Hannetjie takes on the biggest change in behavior.

4. What sort of conflict is the character facing? How is this conflict revealed? Is it resolved? If so, how?

Brille betrays Hannetjie after he brides Brille into not telling of the stolen fertilizer. The prison only uses white warders to oversee the black prisoners. No warder has lasted more than a week with the group.

5. Is any character a developing character? If so, is his change a large or a small one? Is it a plausible cange for him? Is he sufficiently motivated? Is the change given sufficient time?

Brille has a conversation with Hannetjie the next day and Hannetjie confesses. He begins to treat Span One with a different manner than in the beginning of the story. Weak men tend to be easily intimidated

The Prisoner Who Wore Grasses

(1) What is the story about ?

 In the story, the warder “Hannetjie” is a figure of strong nature and will. He is demanding and controlling. When he gets caught stealing, Brille, a prisoner in the group, sparks a deal with Hannetjie. The prisoners of Span One get to enjoy privileges to help comfort their long stay ahead. In return, they will steal for Hannetjie and cooperate with him to make the group look outstanding. The relationship of the characters takes on change that ends in cooperation on both sides. The story, The Prisoner Who Wore Glasses is told in the third person limited omniscient. We are limited to Brille’s thoughts and remind. We are never told any thoughts of the other characters introduced in the story. Brille is presented as the main character. He plays the role of the central character, becomes the hero among his group, and displays to take care to his group and family. Hannetjie plays the role of the enemy even though Hannetjie takes on the biggest change in behavior. When the story.

What are the main events in the story, and how are they related to each other?

No black warden could be in charge of a political prisoner because they were afraid he would be easily swayed. They are related, because the story is talking who gonna get or steal the warden and who will use it.

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Summary 4 : Nov 22

The story is about the missing three quarters. It began on Baker Street 7/8years ago. His note taking skills are really good. They get a very mysterious telegram from a man named Overton. Overton soon appears and introduces himself as Cyril Overton from Cambridge.

Cyril and Godfrey are rugby players for Cambridge and that without Godfrey the team is will lose their match against Oxford the next day. Cyril is also the team captain. Holmes is still clueless, and Cyril can't believe that anyone can be this dumb about sports. Cyril backtracks and gives a better explanation of himself. The team came to London yesterday for their match with Oxford. Cyril checked on his teammates before bed and said Godfrey seemed sick and distracted, so he told him to get some rest.

They come across a dead young woman on a sickbed and a grief stricken young man, who says he's Godfrey Staunton. Armstrong comes in and is really mad. The three men go outside, leaving Godfrey in peace. Holmes explains that he only wants to help Godfrey and won't publicize any details that are private. Armstrong admits he misjudged Holmes's character and tells the truth.

The young woman upstairs is Mrs. Staunton, Godfrey's secret wife. She was the daughter of his landlady and they fell in love. But they had to marry in secret because of crazy Lord Mount-James would disinherit Godfrey if he found out that his nephew married a lower-class girl. The wife became ill, and Dr. Armstrong was helping her and Godfrey. He sent word that she was dying, and Godfrey ran off to be with her. The mystery man he left with that night was the girl's father. Holmes agrees to keep this all a secret, and he and Watson leave.

 

THE END :)

Summary 3: Nov 19

                 Hilton and Elsie Covet develop a formula to grow plants at freezing temperatures in a near vacuum. Someone breaks into their lab and attacks, which sends Hilton falling into the freezing vat, and Elsie fainting. Later both go to the hospital. Deidre, Wiggins, and Tenison ask to join in on the case.

                   Tenison finds a strange language made up of dancing men on the Covets' computer, and discovers it's the language that Abe Blaney, who claims to be Elsie's cousin, has been using to send emails to Elsie. Holmes questions the Covets at the hospital, and Elsie is reluctant to give information at first, but then reveals she is from the moon.

      Deidre finds the dancing men symbols on the back of a business card for Lunatic, a nightclub. Holmes goes there to discover Blaney, who is actually Elsie's old boyfriend from the moon Holmes deduced this because of his oxygen tank-like hand gestures.

      Just when the group was about to capture Blaney, he flash a very bright light in their eyes and escapes. Tenison sends an email in the dancing men language to Blaney, luring him to the hospital with promises of the formula, and Lestrade catches him. Blaney wanted Covet's formula in the first place for the moon so he could commit more acts of terrorism in his political resistance organization against the earth. Watson congratulates Wiggins, Deidre and Tenison on their good work. Hilton and Elsie Covet develop a formula to grow plants at freezing temperatures in a near vacuum. Someone breaks into their lab and attacks, which sends Hilton falling into the freezing vat, and Elsie fainting. Later both go to the hospital. Deidre, Wiggins, and Tenison ask to join in on the case. Tenison finds a strange language made up of dancing men on the Covets' computer, and discovers it's the language that Abe Blaney, who claims to be Elsie's cousin, has been using to send emails to Elsie. Holmes questions the Covets at the hospital, and Elsie is reluctant to give information at first, but then reveals she is from the moon. Deidre finds the dancing men symbols on the back of a business card for Lunatic, a nightclub. Holmes goes there to discover Blaney, who is actually Elsie's old boyfriend from the moon (Holmes deduced this because of his oxygen tank-like hand gestures). Just when the group was about to capture Blaney, he flashes a very bright light in their eyes and escapes. Tenison sends an email in the dancing men language to Blaney, luring him to the hospital with promises of the formula, and Lestrade catches him. Blaney wanted Covet's formula in the first place for the moon so he could commit more acts of terrorism in his political resistance organization against the earth. Watson congratulates Wiggins, Deidre and Tenison on their good work.Hilton and Elsie Covet develop a formula to grow plants at freezing temperatures in a near vacuum. Someone breaks into their lab and attacks, which sends Hilton falling into the freezing vat, and Elsie fainting. Later both go to the hospital. Deidre, Wiggins, and Tenison ask to join in on the case. Tenison finds a strange language made up of dancing men on the Covets' computer, and discovers it's the language that Abe Blaney, who claims to be Elsie's cousin, has been using to send emails to Elsie. Holmes questions the Covets at the hospital, and Elsie is reluctant to give information at first, but then reveals she is from the moon. Deidre finds the dancing men symbols on the back of a business card for Lunatic, a nightclub. Holmes goes there to discover Blaney, who is actually Elsie's old boyfriend from the moon (Holmes deduced this because of his oxygen tank-like hand gestures). Just when the group was about to capture Blaney, he flashes a very bright light in their eyes and escapes. Tenison sends an email in the dancing men language to Blaney, luring him to the hospital with promises of the formula, and Lestrade catches him. Blaney wanted Covet's formula in the first place for the moon so he could commit more acts of terrorism in his political resistance organization against the earth. Watson congratulates Wiggins, Deidre and Tenison on their good work.Hilton and Elsie Covet develop a formula to grow plants at freezing temperatures in a near vacuum. Someone breaks into their lab and attacks, which sends Hilton falling into the freezing vat, and Elsie fainting. Later both go to the hospital. Deidre, Wiggins, and Tenison ask to join in on the case. Tenison finds a strange language made up of dancing men on the Covets' computer, and discovers it's the language that Abe Blaney, who claims to be Elsie's cousin, has been using to send emails to Elsie. Holmes questions the Covets at the hospital, and Elsie is reluctant to give information at first, but then reveals she is from the moon. Deidre finds the dancing men symbols on the back of a business card for Lunatic, a nightclub. Holmes goes there to discover Blaney, who is actually Elsie's old boyfriend from the moon (Holmes deduced this because of his oxygen tank-like hand gestures). Just when the group was about to capture Blaney, he flashes a very bright light in their eyes and escapes. Tenison sends an email in the dancing men language to Blaney, luring him to the hospital with promises of the formula, and Lestrade catches him. Blaney wanted Covet's formula in the first place for the moon so he could commit more acts of terrorism in his political resistance organization against the earth. Watson congratulates Wiggins, Deidre and Tenison on their good work.Hilton and Elsie Covet develop a formula to grow plants at freezing temperatures in a near vacuum. Someone breaks into their lab and attacks, which sends Hilton falling into the freezing vat, and Elsie fainting. Later both go to the hospital. Deidre, Wiggins, and Tenison ask to join in on the case. Tenison finds a strange language made up of dancing men on the Covets' computer, and discovers it's the language that Abe Blaney, who claims to be Elsie's cousin, has been using to send emails to Elsie. Holmes questions the Covets at the hospital, and Elsie is reluctant to give information at first, but then reveals she is from the moon. Deidre finds the dancing men symbols on the back of a business card for Lunatic, a nightclub. Holmes goes there to discover Blaney, who is actually Elsie's old boyfriend from the moon (Holmes deduced this because of his oxygen tank-like hand gestures). Just when the group was about to capture Blaney, he flashes a very bright light in their eyes and escapes. Tenison sends an email in the dancing men language to Blaney, luring him to the hospital with promises of the formula, and Lestrade catches him. Blaney wanted Covet's formula in the first place for the moon so he could commit more acts of terrorism in his political resistance organization against the earth. Watson congratulates Wiggins, Deidre and Tenison on their good work. Hilton and Elsie  Hilton and Elsie Hilton and Elsie