Objective:  I can list details on a T-Chart that indicate how Benet uses setting to create suspense and mystery.

Bell:  On p. 578, the narrator suggests that “it was my voice that spoke and not my spirit.”  What does the text mean?

Activities:

1.  Share Out:  Does John want to accept the codes of his society?

2.  Listen-and-Learn:  Complete the T-Chart for each new change in setting as suggested by instruction for pages 578 to 582.

3.  Share Out:  What are questions/notes for these elements of setting:  “dead house,”  “spot on the cliff,” etc?