Take out Worksheet for "The Third Expedition".-- Names?
Green Bluff- Earth?; "Little green men"=Martians; Bluff= Try to deceive someone as to one's abilities or intentions.
Lustig- Anagram for "guilt". Guilty of the first to buy into lie.
Hinkston-Anagram for "Thinks on". Purposes the most theories.
Literary terms: Epiphany: third to last sentence - "An understanding" to "experiences it".
Juxtaposition: First sentence.
Example: "Don't question God's good to us"(58) Bradbury juxtaposes the absence of thought with God/religion to reveal the Martian plan.
3C-PIST for "THE THIRD EXPEDITION" Ray Bradbury
P- Capt. Black is the character the reader follows most.
C- Black struggles to understand what is going on. Person VS. Self.
II- "The rocket landed on the lawn of green grass." (42).
C/C- "Capt. John Black broke and ran across the room." (62).
S- Green Bluff: Martian Lie.
Religion: Illogic
Music: False sense of security.
Rocket: Safety. Danger.
C- "Grandma Lustig": Convinces them that they are family.
"Edward Black": Antagonist.
"Ma Black": Emphasizes illogic.
David Lustig: First to fall for trap.
Samuel Hinkston: Emphasizes illogic.
Martian Lady: Convinces that this is "Earth".
T- The absence of logic can create a false sense of security,
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