1. A MESSAGE FROM THE SEA (Charles Dickens)
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Captain Jorgan arrives to a beutiful island because he is looking for a young man named Afred Raybrock. After he finds Alfred, he deliveres a message that he found in a glass bottle in one of his voyages through the sea.
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- 1. Charles John Huffam Dickens WAS AN ENGLISH WRITER AND SOCIAL CRITIC. HE CREATED SOME OF THE WORLD'S BEST- KNOWN FICTIONAL CHARACTERS AND IS REGARDED BY MANY AS THE GREATEST NOVELIST OF THE VICTORIAN ERA. HIS NOVELS AND SHORT STORIES ENJOY LASTING POPULARITY.
- 4. CHARACTERS: Captain jorgan Alfred Raybrock Direct characters Kitty Mrs.Raybrock Hugh Indirect characters Tom Pettifer Margaret Mr.Tregarthen
- 5. SETTING: TIME: Modern time Present time PLACE: Village of Lanrean Devonshire
- 6. PLOT: Captain Jorgan arrives to a beutiful island. He has to deliver a message to a young man who lives in this island. He delivers the letter to Alfred Raybrock and they starts their adventure. They want to solve the mistery of the message. External conflicts.
- 7. EXPOSITION: Captain Jorgan arrives to a beutiful island because he is looking for a young man named Afred Raybrock. After he finds Alfred, he deliveres a message that he found in a glass bottle in one of his voyages through the sea.
- 8. RISING ACTION: Captain Jorgan and Alfred read the letter where Alfred finds out that his father has stolen money. Alfred was about to get married with a beautiful girl Kitty, but in order to investigate about his father’s crime he cancells his marriage and depart into a trip with captain Jorgan.
- 9. CLIMAX: After a further investigation and a big surprise, Captain Jorgan, Alfred and Hugh discover that Mr. Tregarthen was involved in the case of the stolen money. They decide to speak with Mr.Tregarthen to clarify everything.
- 10. FALLING ACTION: Mr.Tregarthen tells everything he knows about that case to captain Jorgan and the brothers. They find the desk with the missing paper of the record book. The stolen money is given back to Mr.Tregarthen and he gives the money to his daugther Kitty who days later marries Alfred.
- 11. RESOLUTION: The whole town gives an apology to captain Jorgan. Days later, captain Jorgan leaves the island and the whole town gives him a happy farewell.
- 12. POINT OF VIEW: The book has a third person point of view.
- 13. THEME: Honesty Love Generosity Misunderstandings.