A Secret For Two
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| What is the setting of "A Secret for Two"? | Prince Edward street in Montreal, Canada.
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| What is the mood of "A Secret For Two"? | The mood of the Story is serious/ sad.
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| What is the point of view of A Secret for Two? | 3rd omniscient
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| What is the tone of "A Secret For Two"? | The tone of the story is serious.
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| Who is the protagonist of "A Secret for Two"? | The protagonist in the story is Pierre.
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| Who is the antagonist of "A Secret for Two"? | The Passing of time.
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| Who are the minor characters in "A Secret For Two"? | The minor characters are Joseph, Pierre's boss, Jack, and the truck driver.
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| What is an example of irony in "A Secret for Two"? | No one knew that Pierre was blind.(It appears that no that Pierre can see but he is really blind.)
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| What is an example of foreshadowing in "A Secret for Two"? | Jack tells Pierre that he can see Joseph and Pierre says he can't ; foreshadows that Pierre is blind. Pierre doesn't have to keep a written record of who buys extra milk or cream ; foreshadows that Pierre is blind.
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| What is an example SUSPENSE in "A Secret for Two"? | The truck hits Pierre ...
The tittle ~ you want to keep reading to discover the secret.
Pierre refuses to retire when he gets old.
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| What is the theme of "A Secret for Two"? | Do not be fooled by appearance.
Take care of yourself.
Friendship matters and is important.
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| What is a person vs. nature conflict in "A Secret for Two"? | Pierre working in the cold weather.
Joseph dies because of the cold weather.
Pierre becomes blind - cataracts grow over his eyes.
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| What is a person vs. self conflict in "A Secret for Two"? | Pierre is blind but cannot tell anyone because he will lose his job.
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