The Curse
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The document provides a detailed summary of the plot and characters of the novel "The Curse" by Lee Su Ann. It summarizes the main events in each chapter and explores the themes, settings, characters, and literary devices used in the novel. The summary also includes several suggested classroom activities for analyzing different aspects of the story such as identifying themes, character traits, and examples of imagery and symbolism.
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1) Azreen returns home to Malaysia after learning of her sister Madhuri's death. She experiences flashbacks of their childhood together and Madhuri's kind nature.
2) Locals are spreading rumors that Madhuri was murdered, as her body showed signs of violence. The village bomoh also has a sense that danger is coming.
3) It is revealed that Madhuri was having an affair with Mohd Asraf and they planned to run away together before her death. No one knows for certain how she died. Tensions rise in the village as secrets surrounding her death come to light.
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The theme of the story is "There is no place like your own home."
Some key events that support this theme include:
- Mara sat by the school gate waiting for her sister Mila to pick her up after school.
- Mara looked at her watch repeatedly, showing her eagerness to go home.
- When Mila finally arrived, Mara said "I am glad you are here," expressing relief at being able to go home.
- Mila then tells Mara "Let's go home. Mama said it's time for dinner," emphasizing the comfort and security of returning to their family home.
So through Mara's waiting and expressed gladness at being able to go home with
The curse sypnosis
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3. However, when her husband Brently unexpectedly returns home, having been away and unaware of any accident, the shock proves too much for Mrs. Mallard and she dies from a heart condition. The doctors conclude she died of joy that kills.
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