QWERTYUIOP
By Vivien Alcock
ExpositionPLOT:
Lucy Beck had graduated from BSC and was for looking for a job. She was trying to improve her life as she was tired of being poor.
Rising Action
She got a job offer to work as a secretary at the Ross and Bannister’s Firm. However, she had been warned by the handyman of the firm to be careful in her work.
Climax
She finally found out what the old man, Mr. Darke tried to tell her on the first day of work as she had been disturbed by the spirit of the previous typewriter, Ms. Broome. She was so surprised that the typewriter had been interrupted her work by typing the word ‘QWERTYUIOP’ all over the letter.
Falling Action
She discovered about Ms. Broome and tried to telling her to let go her previous post as she is the new secretary of the firm.
Resolution
Lucy finally had succeed to get rid from Ms. Broome as she told her Mr. Bannister had passed on three years ago. She folded the finished letter into a paper dart and sent it sailing out of the window. The wind caught it and carried it away.
SETTING:
Time
The story probably takes place in early 20th century when office work was done on typewriters and tapes were still in use. Computers were probably not in use yet.
Place
Belmont Secretarial College
Lucy Beck’s house
Ross and Bannister’s Firm
Society
20th century society.
CHARACTERS:
Young and small ,mouse-coloured & easily overlooked. She is dissatisfied with her current life and determined to improve it to help her mother.
He is an old man who has been working for Ross and Bannister’s for years.
Mrs Price
A teacher at the Belmont Secretarial College.
Lucy’s mother
A housewife who lives a hard life. She also needs to support her brother, Bert.
Uncle Bert
Depends on his sister for support, drunkard
She was the previous secretary of Ross and Bannister’s. She is unwilling to let go of her post even after her demise.
George Ross
The younger partner of the company.
"She was tired of being poor"
THEME:
POINT OF VIEW:
3rd person POV"She was tired of being poor"
THEME:
- Determination brings success
- Opportunities come but once
- Letting go when necessary
- Love and care for family members
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