The Open Window

In “The Open Window” by Saki, the young woman Vera makes up stories about her aunt and uncle and the visitor Mr. Framton. The last line of the story is, “Romance at short notice was her specialty.”

What does this quote mean and what does it reveal about Vera’s character? How do Vera’s words and actions support this quote?

I. Last line

(A.) Meaning

(B.) Vera

(C.) Vera Speech

II. Vera speech

(A.) Vera story’s

(B.) Vera lies

(C.) Vera personalty

III. Vera

(A.) Character

(B.) Foreshadowing

(C.) Ending

The whole point of this essay is about one passage: “Romance at short notice was her specialty.” The her in this story is a teenager that’s fifteen years old named Vera. The interpreted thought is that this meant she could make up the best romance story’s in the shortest notice. Vera is a curious young girl that loves to spin tall tales. Vera also speaks strangely and

September 22, 2013 | Categories: Outlines | Leave a comment

Colorists

I. Colorist

1. idea
2. writing
3. art

II. writing

1. idea
2. use
3. style

III. Art

1. idea
2. use
3. style
   There is a type of style that is called the colorist style. The idea behind it is very colorful, literally it is that every thing can be depicted better, there is no perfect. The colorist style is used in writing forms like an easel with small marks and smudges for an outline. The colorist style is also used in art and usually has more detail because of the fact that it has more colors. The colorist forms of writing are really rarely used because of how hard it is to use and how well you need to know the area. The idea for the writing version of colorist view is that you are writing

September 9, 2013 | Categories: Outlines | Leave a comment