Spies- chapter 5 (up to “(...) one single familiar letter: X")
Guiding questions:
- Comment on the first sentence. Where has it appeared before? What does the sentence announce the narrator is going to do in the following paragraphs?
- At the beginning of this chapter, is Stephen still focusing on his childhood memories or has he shifted onto the narrative present?
- Was the Close old when Stephen was a child?
- How had the village been born? What used to be there before?
- What was there at the end of the Close when you turned right?
- What was there at the end of the Close when you turned left? Does the landscape there look the same as in Stephen´s childhood?
- What about the tunnel? How did it use to look? How does it look today?
- What was it like to cross the tunnel and visit the world beyond it?
After describing the place, the narrator shifts to the memories of his childhood adventures again.
- What did Stephen and Keith find out about Mrs Haywards´ outings? Where did she go? What evidence did they have? What hypotheses did they come to in order to explain those trips to themselves?
- What did they finally see with their own eyes? What did they find hidden in the undergrowth? What was there inside?
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