
| Breakfast At Tiffany's Part 6 : Holly Meets Her Husband
Before Watching : i) Complete the following passage from the book with the verbs in brackets)The notion of introducing Mrs Golightly to her husband ____ (have) its satisfying aspects; and, _____ (glance) up at her lighted windows, I ______ (hope) her friends ____ (be) there, for the prospect of _______ (watch) the Texan ______ (shake) hands with Mag and Rusty and Jose _____ (be) more satisfying still. But Doc Golightly's proud earnest eyes and sweat-stained hat ______ (make) me ashamed of such anticipations. He ______ (follow) me into the house and _______ (prepare) to wait at the bottom of the stairs. '______ (look) nice ?' he ______ (whisper), ______ (brush) his sleeves, ______ (tighten) the knot of his tie. Complete the missing words in the following passage then watch to check your answersPaul : What is ___ ? What's ____ matter ? Are you alright ? Holly : I guess ____. No, I'm not. Fred, will you help ____ ? Paul : If I can. Holly : I want you to come to ___ bus station with ____, Doc and me. He still thinks I'm going back with ____ . I need support. I don't think I can play the scene alone. Paul : What can I do? He's ____ husband. Holly : No, ___'s not. Paul : ____'s not? Holly : It was annulled ages ago, but ___ just wouldn't accept ____ . Please Fred! I'll tell ___ you're coming to see ____ off. Please Fred! Just meet ___ out front in an hour...
 While Watching :- Where is Holly going when Paul calls at her door?
- What does Holly suggest they do?
- Who does Holly think has arrived when Paul calls her Lulamae?
- What, according to Holly, is the problem with Doc and her relationship?
- What is going to happen in four months?
- What will happen if Holly doesn't go back with Doc...?
- What does Holly decide to do about Fred?
- What does Doc ask Paul to do before he leaves?
- What does Holly want Doc to understand before he goes?
- What does Holly ask Paul to do?
 After Watching :Put the following sentences in this dialogue from the novel in the correct order. - 'That's how you'll end up, Mr. Bell. If you let yourself love a wild thing.'
- 'He was always lugging home wild things. A hawk with a broken wing.'
- 'But you can't give your heart to a wild thing.'
- 'Until they're strong enough to run into the woods. Or fly into a tree.'
- 'That was Doc's mistake. '
- 'You'll end up looking at the sky.'
- 'The more you do, the stronger they get.'
- 'One time it was a full grown bobcat with a broken wing.'
- 'Then a taller tree. Then the sky. '
- 'Never love a wild thing, Mr. Bell', Holly advised him.
Created and Maintained by: Graham Stanley All Lesson Plans Copyright Graham Stanley, 1999 ...but feel free to use them with your classes. Breakfast At Tiffany's Home ||| Part 7 |||
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