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Do Now: WHERE DOES Chapter 1 of the bell Jar Take Place? How would you describe this city?

Do Now: WHERE DOES Chapter 1 of the bell Jar Take Place? How would you describe this city?. The Rosenbergs. Allusion: The Rosenbergs.

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Do Now: WHERE DOES Chapter 1 of the bell Jar Take Place? How would you describe this city?

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  1. Do Now: WHERE DOES Chapter 1 of the bell Jar Take Place? How would you describe this city?

  2. The Rosenbergs

  3. Allusion: The Rosenbergs • Julian and Ethel Rosenberg were a married couple, convicted of espionage (providing secret information to a foreign, enemy country) against the United States in July 1950. • They were sentenced to death on April 5th, 1951. • The Rosenbergs execution came at the height of the Cold War.

  4. Who is the narrator (the person telling the story)? • What are some of the characteristics of the narrator? How would you describe him or her? • What have we yet to find out her real name? What is the fake name she gives on page (p.11)?

  5. Metaphor • “I felt very still and very empty, the way the eye of a tornado must feel, moving dully along in the middle of the surrounding hullabaloo” (p.3).With a partner, write down what you think it means to feel like “the eye of a tornado.”

  6. Doreen • Looking back at Chapter 1: How would you describe Doreen? Provide quotes from the text.

  7. The narrator • How do we know EllyHigginbottom is not the narrator’s real name? Look to page 11. • Why would the narrator give a fake name?

  8. Symbol: The Bell Jar A bell jar is a piece of laboratory equipment used to contain a vacuum.

  9. Exit Slip • On a separate sheet of paper: If you were in the narrator’s situation, would you have gone out with Doreen? Why or why not?

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