Gutenberg+Novels!

Hi Class! Here are the links to your Novels: [] ...or [] You can download them for free in a variety of forms.
 * Invisible Man...or The 39 Steps!

1. In a list, write out at least 5 advantages and 5 disadvantages to being invisible. 2. Have you ever wanted to be invisible? Why? What would you do if you were invisible? 3. Have you ever felt invisible? If so, explain whether or not this was positive for you.
 * __Inv. Man Assignment One__: (Assigned October 29)**

__39 Steps Assignment One__ : (Assigned October 29) 1. In a list, write out five classic disguises or costumes connected to spies or spying. 2. Have you ever had to keep a secret? Were you successful? 3. Sometimes people use their behaviour as a disguise. A "good guy" can turn out to be the "bad guy", or the other way around. Have you ever seen this with yourself or others that you know? Identify a story or a film where this happens.

Character Analysis What kind of a person is Griffin? __ or Hannay ? __ Would you like to be his friend? Do a Google search about "infographics", and read through the images. Once you have researched more about what infographics are, and how to make them, create an infographic about Griffin __or Hannay__. Consider using an infographic generator like infogram or piktochart. You can use whatever software you choose, but your final infographic should look like it belongs with the ones in the Google Images search. Hand in your infographic (email me a file or a link) Here is some information about infographics: []
 * Assignment Two: (Assigned October 31)**
 * Invisible Man & __ 39 Steps __**
 * Assignment Three: (Assigned November 4th)**

On the Run! Writing Dramatic Dialogue

In //The Invisible Man// and //The 39 Steps// both Hannay and Griffin are on the run, they have to keep moving and they can't rest safely.

For this assignment you will have to find a partner or small group that is reading the other novel. Together, write out a dramatic dialogue between Hannay and Griffin, and focus on the idea of always being "on the run".

Your dialogue should be between one and two minutes long, and written as a pair or group (no more than 3 people). You should be prepared to read it for all of us in class next week.

NOTES: You //DO NOT// need to write about the first time they meet (in fact, it might be hard to write that dialogue...go ahead if you want a challenge).

//YOU CAN ASSUME// that they already know each other.

You can also decide if they are friends or enemies, and all other aspects of their connection and conversation.

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FINAL PROJECTS (Assigned November 4th)



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