1. TOBERMORY BySaki

2. SETTINGS WEATHER CONDITIONS: “It’s a rain-washed afternoon of a late August day, that indefinite season” GEOGRAPHICAL LOCATION PLACE: the tea-table

3. plots

4. cONFLICT It´sanexternalconflict, Man vs. Society In thisstorythereis a conflictbetweentheman and thecat, thatisonlytherepresentation of ourmind. Thecatlistenedthe cat was always present in moments where people gossiped about other people, speaking the cat brought out all those hidden truths, those details that we know of other people and we dare not express. the cat represents the conscience of mankind.

5. CHARACTERS Cornelius Appin PlaymateTobemory’s Tobermory Lady Blemley. MajorBarfield Sir Wilfred Adelaide Clovis Mrs. Cornett Miss Resker Miss Scrawen Mavis Pellington Bertie van Tahn, OdoFinsberry big yellow tom

6. Point of view In thisstory in this case is a Omnicient . The author tells the story in third person We know only what the character knows and what the author allows him/her to tell us. We can see the thoughts and feelings of characters if the author chooses to reveal them to us.

7. theme In my view the issue is fear of the people towards the truth. the fear that human beings have our intimate and revealing show as we are.

8. Yolanda Carolina Jimenez Serge Lic. Idiomas Extranjeros XI Semestre UNIVERSIDAD DEL ATLANTICO 2009