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The flight
1. EXPOSITION
Short
Introduction
Pepe lived with his
widowed mothers
and his two younger
siblings
CLIMAX
Pepe lost all his tools
Mama told him to buy
medicine and salt
Pepe killed man
Pepe went into the
mountain
Turning Point
CONCLUSION
Ending of the story
Pepe was shot
PLOT
in The Flight story by John
Steinbeck
He drew a shaky
cross on his breast
with his hands
2. SUSPENSE
The feeling when something
exciting is happening
SURPRISE
The feeling you get after it has
happened
3. Example
Suspense
Pepe went to Monterey to buy medicine and salt. In
the next morning he came back to his house.
Surprise
Instead of bringing the medicine and the salt, Pepe
went home without any of them. Pepe went home
because he wanted to escape to the mountain
because he killed a man in the bar, in Monterey.
4. Suspense
Pepe decided to go to the mountain by riding the horse.
Pepe thought no one follow him on the way to home and
he will be save.
âYou heard no one behind you on the road?â Mama
demanded
âNo, Mama. I listened carefully. No one was on the road.â
Surprise
At the mountain, Pepe was followed by someone who
wanted to revenge the manâs death. Pepeâs horse was killed
and he was shot in the gorge.
A piece of stone flew up and a bullet droned off into the
6. ⢠The black handle on the long blade
⢠The black jerky
⢠The black hat
⢠Pepeâs black hair
⢠Pepe puts on his fatherâs black coat
⢠Pepe travels in a well-worn black path
⢠A big black bird circled nearly out of sight
Color
Direction
(positive/negative
effects)
⢠The shadow of Pepeâs shack in North East
⢠Pepe watches the sun set in the west
⢠The tops of the trees were wind-bitten
and dead
7. Nature
(water)
⢠Pepe is traveling up the mountain until
away from the river
⢠Pepeâs water bag was left on his horseâs
shoulder
Action ⢠Mama kissed Pepe formally on both cheeks
⢠Pepe went to Emilio and Rosy and kissed
both of their cheeks
Conversation ⢠Mama: âour beautifulâour brave. Our
protector, our son is gone.â
⢠Rosy: âhe is gone on journey. He will never
come back.â
⢠Rosy: âhe is not dead. Not yet.â
12. Themes
- "Adios, Mama," Pepe
cried. "I will come back
soon. You may send me
often alone. I am a
man. "
- Pepe may consider
himself to be just like
his father when he
carrying the knife
Innocence
Pepe doesnât understand
what is meant to be a man
but he wants to be
considered as a man.
13. Strugle
Pepe struggling to
save his life and he
doesn't give up
because he realizes
what will happen if he
gives up his desire to
escape.
14. Death
Pepe's death is
symbolized by the use
of black color on
several things such as
the black handle, Pepe's
black hair, the black
jerky he chews on, and
his father's black coat.
16. SCENE
SCENE 1: Set
of Introduction
The Introduction of the
characters including
their characteristics and
their role in the story
SCENE 2:
The start of
the conflict
Mainly about Pepe who
accidently killed a man
while doing an errand
that his mom told him to
SCENE 3: The
main events of
the story
About Pepeâs journey to
the mountain (more
likely about the struggle
that he found during the
journey)
17. SETTING OR
BACKGROUND
SETTING 3: The journey
to the mountain
SETTING 2: Monterey (Mrs.
Rodriquesâs kitchen)
SETTING 1: Torresâs family
farm, on the wild coast
bellow Monterey Country.
ââŚâŚBehind the farm the
stone mountains stood up
against the sky. The farm
buildings huddled like the
clinging aphids on the
mountain skirts, crouched
low to the ground as though
the wind might blow them
into the sea.â
ââŚA few people came into the
kitchen of Mrs. Rodriguez.
There was wine to drink. Pepe
drank wine. The little quarrel
the man started toward Pepe
and then the knife it went
almost by itself. It flew, it
darted before Pepe knew it. â
âIt was a well-worn path, dark
soft leaf-mold earth strewn with
broken pieces of sandstone. The
trail rounded the shoulder of the
canyon and dropped steeply into
the bed of the stream. In the
sand along the edges of the
stream the tall, rich wild mint
grew, while in the water itself
the cress, old and tough, had
gone to heavy seed.â
19. Definition of Point of View
19
Lostracco and Wilkerson (1979:30ff)
Point of view is how the writer convey about how and what the reader sees
in a the story.
How the story was told
20. Type of Point of View
Third Person
ď There is a narrator who tell the story
ď It uses third-person pronouns such as "he," "she," and "theyâ and the
name of person.
- Mama Torres, a lean, dry woman with ancient eyes, had ruled the
farm for ten years, ever since her husband tripped over a stone in the
field one day and fell full length on a rattlesnake.
- Suddenly Emilio cried, âYa!â
21. Types of Third Person Point of View
21
ďś Limited Omniscient Point of View
1. The story interpreted Pepe thought and feeling trough external
factor. The narrator does not really know what Pepe is
thinking directly.
- He straightened his shoulders, flipped the reins against the
horse's shoulder, and rode away. He turned once and saw that
they still watched him. Emilio and Rosy and Mama. Pepe
grinned with pride and gladness and lifted the tough buckskin
horse to a trot.
- Pepe was pushing the rifle with his left hand now. Little drops
of sweat ran to the ends of his coarse black hair and rolled
down his cheeks. His lips and tongue were growing thick and
heavy. His lips writhed to draw saliva into his mouth. His little
dark eyes were uneasy and suspicious.
22. 2. The narrator know the thought of Mama Torres
but it is not really strong
- Mama thought him fine and brave, but she never told
him so.
- Mama thought how handsome he was, dark and lean
and tall.
3. This limited point of view makes the story ambiguity
some aspects that the reader need explanation.
23. ďś Objective Point of View
The reader infer what the narrator cannot see in the
story
- Mama nodded. âYes, thou art a man, my poor little
Pepe. Thou art a man. I have seen it coming on
thee. I have watched you throwing the knife into
the post, and I have been afraid.â
25. Conversation is the activities
of communicating with
words between two or more
characters in a story, where
the each character is
pictured to represent
himself by saying what he
thinks or feels.
28. âAll day you do foolish things with the knife, like a toy baby,â she stormed.
âGet up on thy huge feet that eat up shoes. Get up!â She took him by one loose
shoulder and hoisted at him. Pepe grinned sheepishly and came halfheartedly to
his feet. âLook!â Mama cried. âBig lazy, you must catch the horse and put on
him thy father's saddle. You must ride to Monterey. The medicine bottle is
empty. There is no salt. Go thou now, Peanut! Catch the horse.â
A revolution took place in the relaxed figure of Pepe. âTo Monterey, me?
Alone? Si, Mamaâ
She scowled at him. âDo not think, big sheep, that you will buy candy. No, I
will give you only enough for the medicine and the saltâ
Pepe smiled. âMama, you will put the hatband on the hat?â
She relented then. âYes, Pepe. You may wear the hatbandâ
His voice grew insinuating. âAnd the green handkerchief, Mama?â
âYes, if you go quickly and return with no trouble, the silk green
handkerchief will go. If you make sure to take off the handkerchief when you
eat so no spot may fall on itâ
âSi, Mama. I will be careful. I am a manâ
âThou? A man? Thou art a peanutâ
He went to the rickety barn and brought out a rope, and he walked agilely
enough up the hill to catch the horse.
29. She said âand that for the salt. That for a candle
to burn for the papa. That for dulces for the little
ones. Our friend Mrs. Rodriguez will give you
dinner and maybe a bed for the night. When you
go to the church, say only ten paternosters and
only twenty-five Ave Marias. Oh! I know, big
coyote. You would sit there flapping your mouth
over Aves all day while you looked at the
candles and the holy pictures. That is not good
devotion to stare at the pretty thingsâ
30. Mama said, âHe is now at the house of our friend
Mrs. Rodriguez. She will give him nice things to eat
and maybe a present.â
Emilio said, âSomeday I, too, will ride to Monterey
for medicine. Did Pepe come to be a man today?â
Mama said wisely, âA boy gets to be a man when a
man is needed. Remember this thing. I have known
boys forty years old because there was no need for a
manâ
31. Mama cried out from her bed. âWho comes? Pepe, is it thou?â
âSi, Mamaâ
âDid you get the medicine?â
âSi, Mamaâ
âWell, go to sleep, then. I thought you would be sleeping at the
house of Mrs. Rodriguez.â Pepe stood silently in the dark room.
âWhy do you stand there, Pepe? Did you drink wine?â
âSi, Mamaâ
âWell, go to bed then and sleep out the wine.â
His voice was tired and patient, but very firm. â'Light the candle,
Mama. I must go away into the mountains.â
âWhat is this, Pepe? You are crazy.â Mama struck a sulfur match
and held the little blue burr until the flame spread up the stick. She
set light to the candle on the floor beside her bed. âNow, Pepe,
what is this you say?â She looked anxiously into his face.
32. âEmilio,â she cried. âGo up and catch the other
horse for Pepe. Quickly, now! Quickly.â Emilio put his
legs in his overalls and stumbled sleepily out the door.
âYou heard no one behind you on the road?â Mama
demanded.
âNo, Mama. I listened carefully. No one was on the
roadâ
33. Mama brought a little leather bag and counted the cartridges
into his hand. âOnly ten left,â she warned. âYou must not
waste them.â
Emilio put his head in the door. â'Qui 'st 'l caballo, Mamaâ
âPut on the saddle from the other horse. Tie on the blanket.
Here, tie the jerky to the saddle horn.â
Still Pepe stood silently watching his mother's frantic
activity. His chin looked hard, and his sweet mouth was drawn
and thin. His little eyes followed Mama about the room almost
suspiciously.
Rosy asked softly, âWhere goes Pepe?â
Mama's eyes were fierce. âPepe goes on a journey. Pepe is a
man now. He has a man's thing to doâ
34. âWhen did Pepe come to be a man?â Emilio asked
âLast night,â said Rosy. âLast night in Monterey.â The ocean
clouds turned red with the sun that was behind the mountains.
âWe will have no breakfast,â said Emilio. âMama will not
want to cook.â Rosy did not answer him. âWhere is Pepe
gone?â he asked.
Rosy looked around at him. She drew her knowledge from
the quiet air. âHe has gone on a journey. He will never come
back.â
âIs he dead? Do you think he is dead?â
Rosy looked back at the ocean again. A little steamer,
drawing a line of smoke, sat on the edge of the horizon. âHe is
not dead,â Rosy explained. âNot yet.â
36. Independent old woman. A
caring and loving mother.
Not a wealthy widow.
Mama Torres
Mature older sister
to Emilio.
Rosy
Gentle and affectionate
yet lazy young boy, whom
changed into
irresponsibly defensive
but tough grown man. Is
skillful at knife.
Pepe
Innocent youngest
child of Mama
Torres.
Emilio
37. Independent old
woman. A caring
and loving mother.
Not a wealthy
widow.
Mama Torres
âMama Torres, a lean, dry woman with ancient eyes,
had ruled the farm for ten years, ever since her
husband tripped over a stone in the field one day and
fell full length on a rattlesnake.â
ââŚthen Mama brought out the round black hat with
the tooled leather band, and she reached up and
knotted the green silk handkerchief about his neck.â
Authorial Interpretation
38. âShe lifted her full long skirt and
walked in the direction of the
noise.â
âDo not think, big sheep, that you will buy candy. No, I will give
you only enough for the medicine and the salt.â
Appearance Speech
âI would not send thee now alone, thou little one, except for the
medicine,â she said softly. âIt is not good to have no medicine, for
who knows when the toothache will come, or the sadness of the
stomach. These things are.â
âYes, thou art a man, my poor little Pep. Thou art a man. I have
seen it coming on thee. I have watched you throwing the knife
into the post, and I have been afraid.â
âMama was out of bed now, her
long black skirt over her
nightgown.â
39. ââŚMama thought him fine and brave, but she never
told him so.â
Actions Thoughts
âFrom a nail on the wall she took a canvas
bag and threw it on the floor. She stripped a
blanket from her bed and rolled it into a tight
tube and tied the ends with string. From a
box beside the stove she lifted a flour sack
half full of black string jerky. âYour father's
black coat, Pepe. Here, put it on.â
ââŚthen Mama brought out the round black
hat with the tooled leather band, and she
reached up and knotted the green silk
handkerchief about his neck.â
40. Gentle and affectionate yet
lazy young boy, whom
changed into irresponsibly
defensive but tough grown
man. Is skillful at knife.
Pepe
Authorial Interpretation
ââŚAnd there was Pepe, the tall smiling son of
nineteen, a gentle, affectionate boy, but very
lazy.â
ââŚ. Pepe had sharp Indian cheekbones and an
eagle nose, but his mouth was as sweet and
shapely as a girl's mouth, and his chin was fragile
and chiseled. He was loose and gangling, all legs
and feet and wrists, and he was very lazy.â
41. Appearance
â⌠Pepe had a tall head, pointed at the top, and from
its peak coarse black hair grew down like a thatch all
around.â
ââŚ. Pepe had sharp Indian cheekbones and an eagle
nose, but his mouth was as sweet and shapely as a
girl's mouth, and his chin was fragile and chiseled.â
Speech
ââŚThe fragile quality seemed to have gone from his
chin. His mouth was less full than it had been, the
lines of the lip were straighter, but in his eyes the
greatest change had taken place.â
âAdios, Mama,â Pepe cried. âI will come back soon.
You may send me often alone. I am a man.â
âThou are a foolish chickenâ
âLight the candle, Mama. I must go away into the
mountains.â
âI am a man now, Mama. The man said names to me I
could not allow.â
42. Actions
âPepeâs wrist flicked like the head of a snake. The
blade seemed to fly open in midair, and with a thump
the point dug into the redwood post, and the black
handle quivered.â
ââŚPepe kissed her on both cheeks. Then he went to
Emilio and Rosy and kissed both of their cheeks.â
â⌠Pepe felt a sharp pain in his right hand. A sliver of
granite was sticking out from between his first and
second knuckles and the point protruded from his
palm. Carefully he pulled out the sliver of stone.â
âHe told her in a tired monotone, told her everything
just as it had happened. A few people came into the
kitchen of Mrs. Rodriguez. There was wine to drink. Pepe
drank wine. The little quarrel the man started toward
Pepe and then the knife it went almost by itself. It flew, it
darted before Pepe knew it.â
43. Mature older sister to
Emilio.
Rosy
Innocent youngest child of
Mama Torres.
Emilio
Emilio said, âSomeday I, too, will ride to Monterey for
medicine. Did Pepe come to be a man today?â
Emilio put his head in the door. âQui 'st 'l caballo,
Mama.â
âWe will have no breakfast,â said Emilio. âMama will
not want to cook.â ââŚWhere is Pepe gone?â he asked.
âIs he dead? Do you think he is dead?â
âRosy looked around at him. She drew her
knowledge from the quiet air. âHe has gone on a
journey. He will never come back.â
âRosy looked back at the ocean again. A little
steamer, drawing a line of smoke, sat on the
edge of the horizon. âHe is not dead,â Rosy
explained. âNot yet.â
48. THE DIAMOND NECKLACE FLIGHT
Overall feel of the story feels light and
friendly
It is ironic, but the irony itself feels like
comedy
The challenge only stated that they need to
pay the debt for 10 years
Need to pay the debt
The story in generally fells more dark and
gloomy
The journey of Pepe Torres to flee, feels full
of desperation
The challenge that the character face feels
more harsh and unforgiving
Need to survive in the wilderness
49. LANGUAGE STYLE
THE DIAMOND NECKLACE
The language used to describe the character
feels quite complicated
THE GIRL WAS ONE of those pretty and charming young
creature who sometimes are born, as if by a slip of fate, into
a family of clerks.
FLIGHT
The language used to describe the character
more straightforward than the diamond necklace.
But the description of the setting way more
detailed
Mama Torres, a lean dry woman with ancient eyes
It was a well-worn path, dark soft leaf-mold earth strewn
with broken pieces of sandstone
50. THE STRUCTURE
THE DIAMOND NECKLACE
The story begin with the description of the character
Constructer by many dialogues between characters
and short narrations
FLIGHT
The story started by the description of the setting
first, then the character as the second
Constructed by long narrations and several short
dialogues between the character