Amor

Lucía del Mar Pérez Vargas 10-1
Chapter three (3)
1. Who is the character this chapter focuses on?
The chapter focuses on MissHephzibah
2. What has Miss Hepzibah?
It is selling antiques from his past
3.Describe Miss Hepzibah when she saw her first homer?
She rushed into the shop, pale, wild, desperate in gesture andexpression, scowling portentously, and looking far better qualified to do fierce battle with a house-breaker than to stand smiling behind the counter.
4. Who is her first costumer and why has become to theshop?
Mr. Holgate an artist and come in to Look in and offer your best wishes, and to ask if he can assist any further preparations.
5. What does Miss Hepzibah mean about being a lady?That should not have much contact with others, must be isolated as a woman.
6. Who or what was driving Miss Hepzibah mad?
Some malevolent spirit,
7. Why does Miss Hepzibah say “success”Preposterous?
Because the house might just as well be buried in an eternal fog while all other houses had the sunshine on them.
8. How does Miss Hepzibah feel about social classes?
Thinkof the poor must humble against the rich.
9. Why does Miss Hepzibah ask God to forgive her?
For the forgiveness of his social prejudices. For see the difference between rich and poor.
10. Explain the “Jim Crow” concept
Mean the laws that were used to establish racial segregation in the South.
Chapter four (4)
1. Who is “The elderly gentleman” of the remarkable dignified demeanor?Hepzibah's cousin Jaffrey Pyncheon
2. Who does Miss Hepzibah say that “nobody would doubt that it was the Pyncheon come again?
She thinks to herself that Judge Jaffrey Pyncheon isthe living image of their Puritan ancestor.
3. Why was uncle Venner “commonly regarded as rather deficient?
Uncle Venner is a very elderly handyman who has lived in the neighborhood for as long...