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    CREATIVE WRITING LESSON 7

    CONTENT OF FICTION
    STEPHEN JAES LIZA 12-HUMSS E

    analyze the given poster. Write your first impression of


    the image shown. Give a brief explanation about the first
    impression made.

    OBSERVATION
    I had the impression that the two photos above are about
    fighting racism and colorism
    1. What did you notice about the pictures above?
    ANSWER: The picture above is about racism and
    colorism.
    2. What is the situation presented in the picture? Explain
    your answer. In the photo people are fighting racism and
    colorism.
    3.What do they have in common?
    ANSWER: Both photos above is about how to fight
    racism and colorism.
    CREATIVE WRITING LESSON 7
    CONTENT OF FICTION
    STEPHEN JAES LIZA 12-HUMSS E

    Find out more about the life of the author Wole Soyinka.
    Fill in the Bio box
    BIO BOXES
    Name of the author: Picture/photo: Personal
    Akinwande Oluwole Background:
    Babatunde Soyinka was born in Nigeria and
    birth place: Abeokuta, educated in England. In
    Nigeria time/era: 1986, the playwright
    1957-present and political activist
    became the first African to
    receive the Nobel Prize for
    Literature. He dedicated his
    Nobel acceptance speech to
    Nelson Mandela.

    Life Achievement: Traits: Challenges in life:


    Win the Anisfield-Wolf
    He has a good sense of accused of conspiring
    Lifetime Achievement
    awarded the Nobel Prize humor and poetic. He is with the Biafra rebels,
    for Literature in 1986, black and was held as a
    the first African to be so political prisoner for 22
    honored. months until 1969
    Significant Other works: Famous quote:
    contribution to the
    world: A dance in the “The greatest
    He had a great forest, Death and the threat to
    contribution in the
    world of literature. He king’s Horseman, freedom is the
    helps Nigeria achieve the man died: Prison absence of
    independence.
    notes of Wole criticism.”
    Soyinka

    CREATIVE WRITING LESSON 7


    CONTENT OF FICTION
    STEPHEN JAES LIZA 12-HUMSS E
    THEME CITATION EXPLAINATIO
    FROM THE N
    TEXT
    STEPHEN The inability Because of the
    JAES LIZA of Eveline to sense of duty,
    12-HUMSS E make a she can’t leave
    decision her family
    behind.
    MINOR Sudden She realizes that
    THEME realization of she can’t leave
    Eveline when her family
    preparing to because she is
    leave with the only hope of
    frank the family.
    Answer the following questions:
    1. Who is Eveline? Describe her.
    ANSWER: Eveline is a young woman living with her
    irresponsible father.
    2. Where is the story set?
    ANSWER: The story take place in Dublin at either end of
    the 1890s or the beginning of the 1900s.
    3. What is the problem in the plot?
    ANSWER: Eveline father is very abusive and
    irresponsible.

    4. How do the other characters affect the lead character?


    ANSWER: Eveline’s life became miserable because of
    her abusive father
    5. Why do you think the story focuses on a female
    character?
    ANSWER: Because the author wants to show women in
    the society. Women treat unequal to men.

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