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This lesson contains 12 slides, with interactive quizzes and text slides.
Lesson duration is: 30 min
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Young Goodman Brown
If you didn't (fully) read the story now is the time to tell me!
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Page 8, halfway down Why does the old man (Satan) laugh so loud?
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Goodman Brown confesses he doesn't know the governor
B
Goodman Brown is afraid of the minister
C
Satan knows that the minister himself is a bad man
D
Satan finds Brown's love for Faith ridiculous
Slide 2 - Quiz
They see an old woman, by the name of Goody Cloyse. What is her relation to YGB? She is...
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his mother
B
his Sunday school teacher
C
his English teacher
D
his sister
Slide 3 - Quiz
Page 9, 1st half The old man makes a new staff. What happens to it?
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Slide 4 - Open question
Page 10, halfway down “My Faith is gone” What happened to make YGB realise this?
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Slide 5 - Open question
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Page 11 – the Communion All the “good” people of the village are with Satan. What sort of things have these so-called “good” people done? (Bottom of the page)
Slide 6 - Mind map
Page 12 – Faith and YGB are to be baptised by Satan 2nd half: YGB is back in Salem. What has changed?
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Slide 7 - Open question
Discuss:
Was it a dream? If so, when did YGB fall asleep?
(Two possible answers)
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Discuss:
Is it important for the message of the story whether it was a dream or not?
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Discuss:
This story is an allegory. An allegory is a metaphor continued throughout the entire story.
So: what metaphor underpins this story? (what is compared with what?
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Nathaniel Hawthorne
* Lived: 1804 - 1864
* Salem witch trials: 1692/93 in Puritan society
* ~200 people accused; ~30 found guilty; 78% women (Puritan belief: women weak > cannot resist Satan [Eve!])
* Nathaniel's grandfather! > Nathaniel's feelings of guilt