Figurative Language
"It was forty feet across by forty feet long and thirty feet high."
Repetition
What attacked the parents in the veldt land?
The lions.
What do the lions symbolize?
Power
What place do the parents and kids argue?
The dinner table
What does George find in the nursery that used to belong to him?
The wallet
"The hot straw smell of lion grass, the cool green smell of the hidden water hole, the great rusty smell of animals."
Imagery
Whats the name of the mother?
Lydia
What do vultures symbolize?
Death
Where does the veldt land appear?
The Nursery.
What happens to the parents after the kids lock them in the nursery with the lions?
The lions eat them.
"This house which clothed and fed and rocked them to sleep and played and sang and was good to."
Personification
Whats the name of the father?
George
What does tech symbolize?
Apathy or Laziness
What was the landscape Wendy constructed it the nursery?
A forest
What happens after the parents lock the nursery?
The kids break into the nursery
"And, the yellow of them was in your eyes like the yellow of an exquisite french tapestry."
Simile
Whats the name of the phycologist?
David Mclane.
What does the wallet symbolize?
George
Where are the kids at the end of the short story?
Out in the front.
What happens when the parents confront the kids about the veldtland?
The kids deny it, then Wendy goes and changes it.
1. "Wonderland, alice, the mock turtle."
2. "Peter is as psychopathic as a murder.
1. Allusion
2. Simile
1. Whats the name of the little boy?
2. Whats the name of the little girl?
Peter and Wendy
What does the scarf symbolize?
What does the sun represent in the story?
Lydia
Hatred for the parents
1. When does the story take place?
2. Where does this story take place?
The future
The Happy Life Home
George and Peter talk about turning off the nursery or the whole house, what does peter do?
David McLean comes and checks out the nursery what does he say?
Peter threatens George
He says he doesn't have a good feeling about it