Lesson Plan Name of the lesson: THE THIRD LEVEL written by: JACK FINNEY Page A Class: XII GIST OF THE LESSON Theme: Charley a thirty one year old having worked late at night enters Grand Central Station from Vanderbilt avenue, with the aim of boarding a train home. As the station is large consisting of various corridors and two levels catering for different trains, he loses his way. He finds himself in what he thinks is the third level of the station. He realizes that something is different there as the people are dressed differently and the area is lit not with the electric light of the modern times but with open gas fires. He suddenly makes the discovery that The men would be smoking cigars and talking quietly. The women would be waving palm leaf fans. There were fireflies all around. It was a peaceful world that had not been ravaged by the two World Wars of the twentieth century. Q. 1 Do you see an intersection of time and space in the story "The Third Level”? A free play between fantasy and reality in "The Third Level" makes the story transcend all barriers of time and space. Thus Charley strays into 1894at the third level and then gets back to the 20th century. Sam transports himself to Galesburg, Illinois in 1894 and yet his communication with Charley in the 20th Century brings about a convincing intersection of time and space. Q. 2 How did the psychiatrist explain Charley's flight to the non-existent "third level'? The psychiatrist explained that Charley couldn't obviously have reached the third level as it didn't exist at all. He was of the view that fear, insecurity, war, worry and the like, made his tension-ridden mind work out an escape route for himself. The third level was a creation of his own imagination and waking-dream wish fulfillment i.e. Charley's experience of the third level was a rationalization of his dreams and unfulfilled wishes of the subconscious mind. The flight never took place as the whole episode was a figment of his imagination. Q. 3 'Yes, I've taken the obvious stem. 'Why does Charley term meeting he psychiatrist as an obvious step’? The moment Charley talked about his
asset turnover to indeed be different when comparing Tiffany’s and Blue Nile stores. Financial Performance Tifany΄s • In the Americas, sales of $303.5 million in the third quarter and $887.4 million in the year-to-date were 9% and 21% below prior year levels. Comparable U.S. store sales declined 10% in the third quarter (declined 5% in the month of October) and 25% in the year-to-date. Sales in the New York flagship store declined 8% and 27% while comparable U.S. branch store sales declined…
your level of education, and your negotiation skills during the hiring process will determine your rate. In the range of $50,000-$60,000. 6. Minimum a high school diploma. If you wish to manage or rise through the company in a timely manner, it is always better to have a higher education. 7. With the hours I work, I don’t have a major social life. The weather and the elements of outside make the job tough at times. 8. Companies will continue to grow, with the expansion of the new third locks…
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An Analysis of Maverick Lodging Abstract Maverick Lodging is a hotel management company that manages the day-to-day operations of third party franchisees of the Marriott Corporation. The company has recently implemented a balanced scorecard in an effort to align company strategy, structure, performance measurements, and incentives. The organization strategy involves growth in revenue and customer base with the use of differentiation. Issues with the current scorecard and its measures have…
Edgar Allen Poe’s use of the first person narrative in The Tell-tale Heart is much more effective than Nathaniel Hawthorne’s use of the third person in Young Goodman Brown because the use of the first person in Poe’s The Tell-Tale Heart allows the reader to feel the narrator’s panic while the third person narrator in Young Goodman Brown only tells the story and the reader does not feel the main character’s feelings. By telling the story of the Tell Tale Heart in the first person, Poe allows his…
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to paper and sanitized the cage thoroughly, and I mean thoroughly. Sadly, the baby rat started sneezing and we returned her the next day and we had to exchange the rat for a precaution. It turned out that she did have respiratory problems. So our third rat was another white baby rat and the same thing happened. We were so frustrated that we just kind of stressed the baby rat out and we exchanged the rat because she was showing symptoms of a respiratory problem; stressing the rat out can cause the…
committee. The bill at this point may get multiple referrals before proceeding to the third step, a house subcommittee, where over 90% of bills die. At this point in the subcommittee there may be multiple hearings, the bill may also go through a process of markup where the bill is literally marked up, amended, and debated. The final stage of the third step is to vote on the bill but just at the subcommittee level. The fourth step of the lawmaking process returns the bill back to a standing full committee…
Promoting Motivated Writers In a classroom environment, teachers modify their lessons to meet their students’ individual needs. In order to create motivated learners, the teacher must know and identify the student’s ability level and interests. The student’s grade, ability level, and age will determine the curriculum they receive. As students transition through grades, there are state standards that must be met and they vary from state to state. Teachers must provide developmentally appropriate learning…
I drew the teardrops of blood because i am a morbid person. Anything dark and gory, i find very appealing. For the fourth level i created a big door that is locked. I decided to do this because i don't let a lot of people in i try to shut people out of my life, ever since my parents have filed for a divorce. The third floor mainly focuses on the fire. I chose this as a level because fire can symbolize many things from, passion to excitement, anger to love. For me fire means passion because i chase my dreams…