1) The italicized phrases refer to: a) the dinner table being set for Alfredo's wedding, b) Don Julian going to visit neighbors, c) Alfredo's last race representing his youth ending, d) Alfredo's last burst of passion/energy, e) whether the final decision had been made.
2) Part One of the story is divided into three sections (A, B, C). Section A introduces Alfredo and discusses his upcoming wedding. Section B shows Alfredo's differing attitudes when talking to Esperanza versus Julia regarding his feelings. Section C has Alfredo telling Julia he can't escape from his past despite being elsewhere, reflecting his view that he cannot escape from his current life
1) The italicized phrases refer to: a) the dinner table being set for Alfredo's wedding, b) Don Julian going to visit neighbors, c) Alfredo's last race representing his youth ending, d) Alfredo's last burst of passion/energy, e) whether the final decision had been made.
2) Part One of the story is divided into three sections (A, B, C). Section A introduces Alfredo and discusses his upcoming wedding. Section B shows Alfredo's differing attitudes when talking to Esperanza versus Julia regarding his feelings. Section C has Alfredo telling Julia he can't escape from his past despite being elsewhere, reflecting his view that he cannot escape from his current life
1) The italicized phrases refer to: a) the dinner table being set for Alfredo's wedding, b) Don Julian going to visit neighbors, c) Alfredo's last race representing his youth ending, d) Alfredo's last burst of passion/energy, e) whether the final decision had been made.
2) Part One of the story is divided into three sections (A, B, C). Section A introduces Alfredo and discusses his upcoming wedding. Section B shows Alfredo's differing attitudes when talking to Esperanza versus Julia regarding his feelings. Section C has Alfredo telling Julia he can't escape from his past despite being elsewhere, reflecting his view that he cannot escape from his current life
A. State what the italicized figurative expressions
in the following lines refere to. 1. “Papa, and when will the long table be set?” 2. “One evening he had gone neighboring with Don Julian 3. “.... it was Alfredo's last race with escaping youth -” 4. “A last spurt of hot blood,” 5. “Had the final word been said?” B. Part ONE of the story is subdivided into three parts: A, B, and C. Answer the questions about them below. 1. The first subsection serves as the exposition of the story. It provides the setting characters, and the inciting moment where the plot starts to unfold. a. How is Alfredo described? b. What do his father and his sister talk about? 2. The second subsection shows the rising action in the story. It introduces the problematic situation that starts to develop. a. Compare Alfredo's attitude when he talks to Esperanza and when he talks to Julia b. What does this say about his feelings for each woman? 3. The third subsection C gives the compilation a. In this conversation with Julia, Alfredo says, “This is Elsewhere, and yet strange enough, I cannot get rid of the old things.” What does he mean by “old things?” b. How does this reflect his view of his current life?