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15.Through the ivory gate by Rita Dove

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Philip Beckwith had recurring dreams as a child of a mysterious young boy that left him afraid. When he told his mother about the dreams as a teenager, she explained they were likely connected to portraits of ancestors in their home. Philip's dreams continued and he followed the boy to an old hotel where he was given a red key. His mother then revealed the key's purpose was to open a box left by Philip's father containing a family treasure. The story explores themes of overcoming fear, family history, and discovering life's mysteries.

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THROUGH THE IVORY GATE BY Mary Raymand Shipman
CHARACTERS • DIRECT CHARACTRS: • PLILIP BECKWITH, MRS BECKWITH • INDIRECT CHARACTERS: • Jhon morgan, philip the uncle. Jhon fairfiel
Setting • Pitsburs, 1891
plot • The chap had a dreams since he was a child, but those dreams incresed every time, so he got scared of them and when he grew up , he told his mother about them, and his mother told him that those dreams were related with members of their damily that lived long time ago.
Internal conflict • Philip beckwith s dreams were really interesting because those dreams came true, and he realized that the chap he was in his dreams had a meaning because the chap was a member of his family who lived long time ago
External conflict • The little chap of philips dreams wanted to give him ared key to him , but philip didnt know until he was older.
Exposition • Philip beckwith grew up with fear of his dreams , he was 18 years when he told, mrs beckwith, his mother about them, and his mother got surprise and explained to him those dreams.
Rising action • Philip saw a chap in his dreams, but he didnt understand why he was dreaming that, so he decided no tell anybody.
climax • Mrs beckwith told philip that his dreams had a meaning and those dreams were related with a portrait that they had in the living room of their house.
Falling action • Philip beckwith understood the dreams and he dreamed one more time with the chap and he followed him until the door next to an old hotel called ivory, there the little chap gave him a red key.
Resolution • Mrs beckwith told his song philip that the red key that the little chap gave to him had a puropose because this red key was the one to open a box with a treasure for them that his father left from them.
Point of view • This story is narrated in third person because the storyteller is telling the whole story, in others words, the storyteller is part of the story.
theme • Love • Fear • friendship • Curiosity • mature
15.Through the ivory gate by Rita Dove

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15.Through the ivory gate by Rita Dove

  • 1. THROUGH THE IVORY GATE BY Mary Raymand Shipman
  • 2. CHARACTERS • DIRECT CHARACTRS: • PLILIP BECKWITH, MRS BECKWITH • INDIRECT CHARACTERS: • Jhon morgan, philip the uncle. Jhon fairfiel
  • 4. plot • The chap had a dreams since he was a child, but those dreams incresed every time, so he got scared of them and when he grew up , he told his mother about them, and his mother told him that those dreams were related with members of their damily that lived long time ago.
  • 5. Internal conflict • Philip beckwith s dreams were really interesting because those dreams came true, and he realized that the chap he was in his dreams had a meaning because the chap was a member of his family who lived long time ago
  • 6. External conflict • The little chap of philips dreams wanted to give him ared key to him , but philip didnt know until he was older.
  • 7. Exposition • Philip beckwith grew up with fear of his dreams , he was 18 years when he told, mrs beckwith, his mother about them, and his mother got surprise and explained to him those dreams.
  • 8. Rising action • Philip saw a chap in his dreams, but he didnt understand why he was dreaming that, so he decided no tell anybody.
  • 9. climax • Mrs beckwith told philip that his dreams had a meaning and those dreams were related with a portrait that they had in the living room of their house.
  • 10. Falling action • Philip beckwith understood the dreams and he dreamed one more time with the chap and he followed him until the door next to an old hotel called ivory, there the little chap gave him a red key.
  • 11. Resolution • Mrs beckwith told his song philip that the red key that the little chap gave to him had a puropose because this red key was the one to open a box with a treasure for them that his father left from them.
  • 12. Point of view • This story is narrated in third person because the storyteller is telling the whole story, in others words, the storyteller is part of the story.
  • 13. theme • Love • Fear • friendship • Curiosity • mature