Create a mind map for the lesson ‘The Address’ by Marga Minco
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--> A striking feature of this story is the sheer ease with which the author has portrayed a multitude of emotions, right from betrayal to melancholy, and everything in between. The story by Marga Minco, a Dutch journalist, reiterates the fact that dwelling in the past only ends up adding to the emotional turmoil a person might be going through in his/her life.
The story further brings to light that as soon as we accept something and move on in life, the better we’re bound to feel. Accepting something not only makes us feel better emotionally, it also helps us to concentrate on the opportunities that might come our way in the not-so-distant future.
“The Address” by Marga Minco narrates the story of a lady (possibly the author herself), who, after losing her entire family in the Holocaust, returns to ‘the address’ in order to collect all her family’s possessions that the author’s mother had left with Mrs Dorling, a non-Jewish lady, before leaving her homeland.
After the war was over, the author went to Mrs Dorling’s house to collect all her past possessions, but to her surprise, Mrs Dorling refused to recognize her. In a second attempt, the author rings the doorbell of Mrs Dorling’s house, only to be welcomed by her daughter. She offered her a cup of tea and asked her to wait for Mrs Dorling. As the author observed the room, she saw the cups and other utensils her mother had left with Mrs Dorling. She also came across the tablecloth with burn marks on it. She left the house without waiting for Mrs Dorling to return.
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MIND MAP FOR THE STORY
Explanation:
#THIS STORY REVOLVES AROUND A GIRL WHO IS A VICTIM OF A WAR
#THE SECOND CHARACTER OF THE STORY IS MRS.DORLING , (a family frnd of narrator)
#THE NARRATOR WANTS THE THINGS FROM MRS. DORLING THAT HAVE GIVEN BY HER MOTHER TO MRS. DORLING BUT SHE REFUSE TO RECOGNIZE NARRATOR
#NARRATOR AT LAST THOUGHT TO MOVE ON AND TO FORGET ABOUT THE PAST EVEN THE ADDRESS