Put the following situations in correct order.

1. Charlotte marries Mr. Collins6

2. the Bennets are visited by Mr. Collins.2

3. Jane becomes sick on a visit to Netherfield.1

4. Acquaintance with Mr. Wickham.3

5. Mr. Collins proposes to Elizabeth5

6. Elizabeth meets Darcy and Colonel Fitzwilliam, Lady Catherine's nephews, while visiting the Collinses at Rosings.7

7. Elizabeth dance with Mr. Darcy.4

8. Darcy claims that he loves Elizabeth.8

9. Elizabeth learns that youngest sister Lydia, who was has run away with Wickham.10

10. Jane accepts Bingley's proposal of marriage 11

11. the Gardiners take Elizabeth on a trip to the Peak District 9

12. Lady Catherine pays Elizabeth a surprise visit 12

13. Elizabeth accepts his second proposal13

Answer following questions:

1. How can prejudice be harmful? How society can reduce prejudice?

2. What does pride mean to you?

3. How can you compare and contrast pride and prejudice?

4. How pride and prejudice manifest in modern society?

Film 2

Jane Eyre

Directed by: Susanna White

Written by: Charlotte Brontë (novel), Sandy Welch

Starring: Ruth Wilson, Toby Stephens, Georgie Henley, Tara Fitzgerald, Pam Ferris, Claudia Coulter

Language: English, French

The mini-series tells the story of the orphaned Jane Eyre in 4 episodes which were first broadcast on BBC in autumn of 2006 to great success and has for instance earned BAFTA, Emmy and Golden Globe nominations.

Pre-stage:

Define to which episode these situations belong:

1. In the house at Gateshead Hall, Jane is ill-treated by her cousins and aunt alike and never feels at home. (1 episode)

2. Rochester who instead leaves Thornfield without notice the next morning.(2 episode)

3. Jane is sent to Lowood School by her aunt Mrs Reed.(1 episode)

4. Jane escapes from Thornfield absolutely penniless and without any hope. She succumbs and lies down on the moors to die.(4 episode)

5. Jane receives a visitor from the past Bessie who informs her of her aunt’s illness and the request to see Jane before she dies.(3 episode)

6. Rochester proposes to Jane and is accepted. (3 episode)

7. Jane is told by St John Rivers that she has inherited some money by her uncle and that they are also related. (4 episode)

8. One night, Jane wakes to strange noises coming from the room in Rochester’s room.(1 episode)

9. Mr. Rochester brings to Thornfield some acquaintances among whom are the beautiful Blanche Ingram and her mother Lady Ingram.(2 episode)

10. Two days before the marriage Jane’s wedding dress is ruined. (3 episode)

While- stage:

Answer the questions

1. How did Mr. Rochester get to know about Jane’s feelings?(he invited a gypsy to his house and hided during her work behind the curtains)

2. When did Jane first meet Mr. Rochester? (on her way to Thornfield)

3. What did Mrs. Reed do to get rid of her hateful niece Jane. (sent her to Lowood School)

4. Where did Rochester conceal his mad wife? (in the North Tower)

5. What was the position of Jane in Thornfield?(she secured a position as governess to a French girl Adele)

6. Why did Jane leave the Thornfield?(Jane got to know about Rochester’s wife Bertha)

7. What did Jane find on her return to Thornfield?(finds a weakened and blind Rochester and a burnt down Thornfield)

8. How did the final meeting of Jane and Rochester occur? (he recognized Jane and they are finally happy despite Rochester’s blindness)

Say what kind of relationships binds these heroes, explain why:

1. Mrs. Reed and Jane Eyre. (they hated each other till the moment of Mrs. Reed’s death)

2. Mr. Rochester and Adele (he loved her as his own daughter)

3. Mrs. Fairfax and Jane (they have friendly relations)

4. Mr. Rochester and Mason (Mason was not wholly welcome by Rochester)

5. Jane and St John Rivers (they were cousins but besides he felt drawn to her)

6. Mr. Rochester and Blanche Ingram(he gently courted her and tried to arouse Jane’s jealousy.)

7. Mr. Rochester and Bertha(she was his wife)

8. Mason and Bertha (they are close relatives)

Post-stage:

Speak about different periods of Jane’s life:

1. Childhood

2. Studying in Lowood School

3. Working as a governess in Thornfield field

4. Living in the house of clergyman St John Rivers

Film 3

Gone With the Wind

Directed by: Victor Fleming

Uncredited: George Cukor, Sam Wood

Produced by: David O. Selznick

Written by Novel: Margaret Mitchell

Screenplay: Sidney Howard

Starring: Clark Gable, Leslie Howard, Olivia de Havilland, Vivien Leigh

Music by Max Steiner

Cinematography: Ernest Haller

Academy Awards:

Gone with the Wind was the first film to get more than six Academy Awards nominations. Of the 17 competitive awards which given at the time, Gone with the Wind had 13 nominations.

 

Pre-viewing:

1. What hits and flows do you associate with these actors