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Marguerite
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Note: See Blackboard
(Course Documents) for a printable version of these charts.
Prologue:
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Who will tell the stories? (See below.)
Where are the tellers?
Why are they telling the stories?
What agreements do they make about the stories?
When will they be told and what kind of stories are they to be?
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Tellers:
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Women:
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Men:
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Notes:
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Parlemente
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Hircan
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Marguerite & Henri? |
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Oisille
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Geburon
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both older, wise
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Ennasuite
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Simontaut
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Longarine
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Dagoucin
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Nomerfide
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Saffredent
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youngest
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Tales from Day
One:
In one version of the Heptameron,
each day has a general title. For
Day One, the general title is “A Collection of Low Tricks Played by
Women on Men and by Men on Women.” Consider how well you believe this
fits the assigned tales, all of which come from Day One.
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For each tale,
fill out the following chart:
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Story
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General
Theme (see p. 2566):
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Teller:
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Why
does the Teller tell this story?
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What
point does the Teller make with the story?
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What
response follows the telling of the story?
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Analyze
the elements of the story:
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Who?
What?
Where?
When?
Why?
How?
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