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A.J. Cronin has very well carved the idea of ‘selfless help ‘ and explained the importance of dedication towards relationships in the story Two Gentlemen of Verona. The story revolves around the two boys named Nicola and Jacopo who do numerous things to earn money only to pay for their sister ‘s treatment who suffers from tuberculosis of the spine.
The story begins with the narrator driving down the foothills of the Alps. Here is when he first encounters the two brothers selling wild strawberries. Even after the driver forbade the narrator to buy the wild fruits, he bought the biggest basket and drove towards the town. This scene emphasises on the first step of growing intimacy between the narrator and the two boys.
Next day, the boys were found shining shoes in the public square. This amazed the narrator. Here is when they revealed the fact that they did numerous kinds of things to earn money. Here, the narrator is shown to develop a soft corner for them in his heart. He finds them to be innocent, serious, pleasant and earnest.
The boys are very useful for the narrator. They are very willing to satisfy all that the narrator required. They were also found selling newspapers by the narrator one stormy night. One day, when the narrator asked if he could help them in any way they said they would be very grateful if they got a lift to the nearby village Poleta. Although it didn ‘t come in the narrator ‘s way he took them there. The boys got down in a building and asked the author to wait in a nearby café while they would be back within an hour.
Eagerness led the narrator to follow the boys up to a place which was actually a hospital. On peeping through a room led by a nurse, he realised that the boys were talking to a girl who resembled them. He did not feel like intruding and thus asked the nurse the details about the boys. This is when the nurse told him there heart rendering story about their father being killed in a war and home being destroyed in a war and their sister suffering from tuberculosis. The brothers lived in a shelter and literally starved only so that they could pay for their sister ‘s treatment. Them keeping a secret and helping their sister showed that war had not shaken their spirit. They were noble and gentle and great human beings in their own special yet subtle way. This story distinctly talks about how true the amplification says: “All that glitters is not gold,” in turn explaining the fact that appearances are deceptive.
A.J. Cronin has very well carved the idea of ‘selfless help ‘ and explained the importance of dedication towards relationships in the story Two Gentlemen of Verona. The story revolves around the two boys named Nicola and Jacopo who do numerous things to earn money only to pay for their sister ‘s treatment who suffers from tuberculosis of the spine.
The story begins with the narrator driving down the foothills of the Alps. Here is when he first encounters the two brothers selling wild strawberries. Even after the driver forbade the narrator to buy the wild fruits, he bought the biggest basket and drove towards the town. This scene emphasises on the first step of growing intimacy between the narrator and the two boys.
Next day, the boys were found shining shoes in the public square. This amazed the narrator. Here is when they revealed the fact that they did numerous kinds of things to earn money. Here, the narrator is shown to develop a soft corner for them in his heart. He finds them to be innocent, serious, pleasant and earnest.
The boys are very useful for the narrator. They are very willing to satisfy all that the narrator required. They were also found selling newspapers by the narrator one stormy night. One day, when the narrator asked if he could help them in any way they said they would be very grateful if they got a lift to the nearby village Poleta. Although it didn ‘t come in the narrator ‘s way he took them there. The boys got down in a building and asked the author to wait in a nearby café while they would be back within an hour.
Eagerness led the narrator to follow the boys up to a place which was actually a hospital. On peeping through a room led by a nurse, he realised that the boys were talking to a girl who resembled them. He did not feel like intruding and thus asked the nurse the details about the boys. This is when the nurse told him there heart rendering story about their father being killed in a war and home being destroyed in a war and their sister suffering from tuberculosis. The brothers lived in a shelter and literally starved only so that they could pay for their sister ‘s treatment. Them keeping a secret and helping their sister showed that war had not shaken their spirit. They were noble and gentle and great human beings in their own special yet subtle way. This story distinctly talks about how true the amplification says: “All that glitters is not gold,” in turn explaining the fact that appearances are deceptive.
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In this lesson, you will learn about Shakespeare's play 'Two Gentlemen of Verona' and the relationships between the characters whose antics create the comically disturbing plot of the play. Meet the characters and follow the plot to the happy ending.
As the Play Begins
As the play Two Gentlemen of Verona begins, best friends Valentine and Proteus tearfully say good-bye to each other on a street in Verona. Valentine is out to see the world and to improve himself, while Proteus, in love with Julia, stays home. Once Valentine has left, his servant, Speed, enters the scene. Proteus asks Speed whether or not he has delivered his letter to Julia, and Speed replies that he has. But Proteus, knowing he is but one of Julia's many suitors, is fearful of the slightest thing going wrong and sends another messenger with a letter to Julia, just to make sure that she does, indeed, receive it.
In Julia's Garden
Meanwhile, in Julia's garden, Julia asks her maid, Lucetta, to whom she looks for advice about love, which one of her many suitors she should choose. Lucetta recommends Proteus and then admits that she has a letter for Julia from Proteus. Julia, although she loves Proteus and would gladly choose him, pretends to be indifferent and even scornfully refuses to accept his letter. But as soon as Lucetta has taken the letter away with her, Julia wants it back. She then summons back her maid, who, in frustration, tosses the letter at Julia's feet. Julia responds to this insolent behavior by picking up the letter and ripping it to shreds, only to regret this a moment later..............
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As the Play Begins
As the play Two Gentlemen of Verona begins, best friends Valentine and Proteus tearfully say good-bye to each other on a street in Verona. Valentine is out to see the world and to improve himself, while Proteus, in love with Julia, stays home. Once Valentine has left, his servant, Speed, enters the scene. Proteus asks Speed whether or not he has delivered his letter to Julia, and Speed replies that he has. But Proteus, knowing he is but one of Julia's many suitors, is fearful of the slightest thing going wrong and sends another messenger with a letter to Julia, just to make sure that she does, indeed, receive it.
In Julia's Garden
Meanwhile, in Julia's garden, Julia asks her maid, Lucetta, to whom she looks for advice about love, which one of her many suitors she should choose. Lucetta recommends Proteus and then admits that she has a letter for Julia from Proteus. Julia, although she loves Proteus and would gladly choose him, pretends to be indifferent and even scornfully refuses to accept his letter. But as soon as Lucetta has taken the letter away with her, Julia wants it back. She then summons back her maid, who, in frustration, tosses the letter at Julia's feet. Julia responds to this insolent behavior by picking up the letter and ripping it to shreds, only to regret this a moment later..............
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