the open window class 8 mind map
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H.H. Munro’s (Saki) “The Open Window” brilliantly portrays how one’s nerves affect his/her personality. As Framton embarks on a trip intended as a nerve cure, he finds himself in an unfamiliar situation that ultimately has a negative effect on his seemingly nervous personality. The author explores three important themes in the story, ‘The Open Window’. First, Saki explores the concept of chaos by disrupting the otherwise tranquil household with tragic death. The open window becomes the channel by which these ghastly figures disrupt the peace of the home. Next, Saki explores the concept of empowerment in the form of Vera. Though only a child, she is repeatedly able to deceive adults with her imaginative fables. Nuttel’s nervous condition and Mrs. Sappleton’s supposed mental instability creates the framework by which the author is able to make Vera’s tale more believable. Lastly, the author examines the two main characters’ desire to escape. Vera desires to escape the adult world in which she feels trapped. She does so through her imagination and storytelling. Nuttel however, ventures to a rural town to escape his nervous condition.
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