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Hornby, Nick - High Fidelity (Excerpt)

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The excerpt is taken from the novel High Fidelity by Nick Hornby (1995). The novel is about Rob Fleming, who is in his mid-thirties, runs a record shop and has recently been left by his girlfriend Laura. The novel is narrated by Rob, whose life is centred more on his records than his...

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6 Seiten (0,1 MB)
Verlag:
School-Scout
Auflage:
(2008)
Fächer:
Englisch
Klassen:
10-13
Schultyp:
Sek I + II

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The excerpt is taken from the novel High Fidelity by Nick Hornby (1995). The novel is about Rob Fleming, who is in his mid-thirties, runs a record shop and has recently been left by his girlfriend Laura. The novel is narrated by Rob, whose life is centred more on his records than his relationships.
Content:

  • Sum up the content of the telephone conversation
  • Examine how the author presents the interaction between Rob and his mother. Make sure to refer to the language and the point of view
  • Compare Rob with Marcus (from the novel About a Boy) by analysing their respective relationships to their mothers.
  • In the excerpt at hand Rob comments on what he considers “good parenting” (“I want sympathy, understanding, advice and money, and not necessarily in that order…”, ll. 32-33). Write a diary entry in which Marcus explains his idea of “good parenting”.