2. The story is divided into Pre-War and Post-War times. What hardships do “The Address” you think the girl underwent during these times? Answer: Value Points: -War affects the fortunes of many Mrs. S and her family left their town for safety purpose – she died the daughter returned – – told the tragic story. – -Before the War the narrator returns home finds things missing – Mrs. Dorling takes things away – the narrator doubts Mrs. Dorling. After War narrator returns to take her belongings – – the uncharitable Mrs. and things unsettles her things – Dorling’s behaviour ‘stored’ – – reminds her memories mother’s Becomes nostalgic wants to forget tragic past resolves to forget the address and – – – – does not take things. is a story of human predicament that follows war. Comment. “The Address” Answer: Value Points: -Wars always bring death and destruction. Wars cannot end conflict. - In Holland a Jew family suffered disrupted the life of Mrs. S and her – family -before War left town for safety Mrs. Dorling took chance – grabbed her costly things. – -Mrs. S died the daughter returns visits Mrs. Dorling, No. 46, Marconi Street – –
2. The story “The Address” is divided into Pre-War and Post-War times. What hardships do you think the girl underwent during these times? Answer: Value Points: -War affects the fortunes of many – Mrs. S and her family left their town for safety purpose – she died – the daughter returned – told the tragic story. -Before the War the narrator returns home – finds things missing – Mrs. Dorling takes things away – – the narrator doubts Mrs. Dorling. After War narrator returns to take her belongings – – the uncharitable Mrs. Dorling’s behaviour and ‘stored’ things unsettles her – things reminds her mother’s memories – – Becomes nostalgic – wants to forget tragic past – resolves to forget the address and does not take things. “The Address” is a story of human predicament that follows war. Comment. Answer: Value Points: -Wars always bring death and destruction. Wars cannot end conflict. - In Holland a Jew family suffered – disrupted the life of Mrs. S and her family -before War left town for safety – Mrs. Dorling took chance – grabbed her costly things. -Mrs. S died – the daughter returns – visits Mrs. Dorling, No. 46, Marconi Street
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