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Tim Macy is an emerging author who wrote his first published work called "The Brass Teapot". He has also written plays and is currently finishing his MFA at the University of Kansas. The document provides character summaries for "The Brass Teapot" including that it's about a couple, Alice and John, who discover a magic teapot that generates money whenever they harm themselves, causing them to spiral into insanity as they become obsessed with the teapot's power.
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- 3. ALICE • Alice is one of the main characters and an INDIRECT one. She is a round character because she changed throughout the story because of the teapot (making unwise decisions).
- 4. JOHN • He is one of the main characters and an INDIRECT one. He is the protagonist because he is always on the "good side" (trying to make the right decisions about the teapot).
- 5. • THE OLD WOMAN: She gave the brass teapot to Alice and John at the beginning of the story. She is a direct character THEIR DAUGHTER: Indirect character. She has a little participation in the story, making her a minor character. THE REPAIRMAN: Direct and minor character. He is a stock character because he is a stereotypical repairman because of his characteristics. He briefly appears at the end of the story having a tragical ending.
- 6. SETTING • The story takes place over the course of a few months. • It happens in a small and nameless town but apparently in the U.S. • Sometime in the late 1900's • Genre: Horror
- 7. • The Brass Teapot is about a married couple named Alice and John who get a brass teapot from an old antique shop. They are struggling with money and are very desperate to get any money they can manage. They soon realize that money appears inside the teapot whenever they harm or insult each other or themselves. The worse things they do, the more money they get. They eventually become so obsessed with the teapot that they lose their jobs to stay home to try to get money out of the teapot. In the end, they have become so desperate that they did something extreme to get money.
- 8. CONFLICT External Conflict: Since they didn’t have any money to pay their debts the relied on the teapot to get some; however, the price to get the money was to injure themselves. • Internal Conflict: John struggles with what he should do about the teapot and about his wife. Alice deals with an inner conflict about what to do with the teapot. She ended up insane due to the unwise decisions she took during the story to get money.
- 9. EXPOSITION • The characters appeared in the story as it unfolded; they were introduced naturally as they spoke their lines. Some minor characters were directly introduced by the writer. The story occurred in a nameless place with not exactly given time. • The conflict was introduced since the beginning of the story and it continued to be present until the end as the conflict was not resolved at all.
- 10. • RISING ACTION: It happened when the main characters noticed that money came out of the teapot when they injured themselves. • CLIMAX: It happened when Alice argued with the repairman to get some money out of the teapot and she ended up killing him and being rewarded with thousands of money coming out of the teapot.
- 11. • FALLING ACTION: It occurred after killing the repairman when a lot of money came out of the teapot causing John to worry about where to dispose the repairman’s corpse. • RESOLUTION: This part happened at the moment Alice said the following words, making her an insane person: "We could buy our way to paradise," she whispered. "There's got to be fifteen neighbors in houses right around here that trust us. Don across the street has a gun in his closet. He keeps it loaded."
- 12. • POINT OF VIEW The story was told in the 3rd person viewpoint. The narrator was not part of the story but he appeared to know every little detail of it. As the narrator conveyed the story, the reader was able to fully understand all the important points of it as well to infer others by the clues expressed by the narrator. • Atmosphere: The author creates uncertainty and fear. As the reader, you do not know what will happen to the characters.
- 13. THEMES
- 14. INSANITY: The characters at some point appear to be mentally ill because they do not think about anything else but hurting themselves to get the money they wanted. They did not care about the high price the had to pay to get what they wanted; they just followed their twisted thoughts they developed through the story.