Miss Havisham

Second period  went over chapter seven in groups, discussing the themes we’ll be tracing throughout…
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Miss Havisham, in art by Harry Furniss

Miss Havisham, in art by Harry Furniss

Second period  went over chapter seven in groups, discussing the themes we’ll be tracing throughout the book. We also began a list of characters, as Dickens’ novels can be a bit on the character-rich side.

We also read aloud the opening of chapter eight, in which Miss Havisham is introduced. “She’s crazy” seemed to be the general consensus.

First, fourth, and sixth periods continued working on their debate preparation. All three periods will begin their debates tomorrow.

Homework
  • First, fourth, and sixth periods:
  • complete both outlines of the debate presentation using the Debate Graphic Organizer;
  • complete both speeches (using the outlines to guide you).
  • Second period:
    • complete chapters eight through ten;
    • be prepared to discuss the question: “Is Miss Havisham proud of her broken heart?”;
    • check for a term that means “one who is proud of his/her pain/wounds.”

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