Is Paul a static character or a dynamic one? If you find him changing anddeveloping in the course of the story, can you indicate what changes him?
What will be an ideal response?
- The only change in Paul’s character during the story seems to be the fairly minor one mentioned in paragraphs 42–43. Once settled in at the Waldorf, he realizes he is no longer “dreading something.” Is this change enough to justify our calling him a dynamic character? The change seems to signal in Paul a deepening involvement in an unreal world rather than any growth. We think he’s a static character. His perceptions and values, and the actions that follow from them, remain unchanged.
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1. Compro il pane dal pescivendolo. 2. Faccio il brindisi con lo spumante. 3. Taglio la bistecca con il cucchiaio. 4. Uso la forchetta per mangiare gli spaghetti. 5. Il pesce è un contorno. 6. Alle otto di sera preparo la colazione. 7. Mi pulisco la bocca con la tazza. 8. Uso il piattino per bere il vino. 9. Uso la tazza per bere il caffè. 10. L’aranciata è una bevanda.
If only I had known!
Auf Deutsch bitte.
Another dog ________ back to headquarters to sound the alarm and guide a rescue party to the scene.
Select the correct verb form. A) goes B) go
Regression is
A) backtracking because your mind wandered during reading. B) re-reading to monitor yourself. C) the same as speed reading.