The Story of Chantecler, a Critical Analysis of Rostand's Play
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Chantecler must needs have company, but Rostand would have him dispense with the company he now finds himself in.
The Cock loses his temper. He is about to spoil the all-absorbing five o'clock tea. He gives his lesson to the assembly and in doing so he is, per- haps, all the more bitter because of the unacknowl- 31 THE STORY OF CHANTECLER edged grudge he bears against them on the ground that they attract the Pheasant to them and spoil her. He waxes eloquent, and, moreover, he creates a sensatio...n. An interview in behalf of the jour- nals is therefore clearly indicated.
You are amused by this introduction of newspaper reporters in the play, for within the past few months, and in order to satisfy the curios- ity of the public, Rostand's whole life has been turned inside out like a pocket. When Chantecler explains that he lives his life and sings his song by giving himself no end of trouble, his interviewers pass this unnoticed. They have a more important question to ask. The important question is this: when Chantecler emits his first call to Day, on what syllable does he lay the stress, is it on the first " Co," or the second " co," or is it on the " ri," or perhaps on the final " co "?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Chantecler must needs have company, but Rostand would have him dispense with the company he now finds himself in.
The Cock loses his temper. He is about to spoil the all-absorbing five o'clock tea. He gives his lesson to the assembly and in doing so he is, per- haps, all the more bitter because of the unacknowl- 31 THE STORY OF CHANTECLER edged grudge he bears against them on the ground that they attract the Pheasant to them and spoil her. He waxes eloquent, and, moreover, he creates a sensatio...n. An interview in behalf of the jour- nals is therefore clearly indicated.
You are amused by this introduction of newspaper reporters in the play, for within the past few months, and in order to satisfy the curios- ity of the public, Rostand's whole life has been turned inside out like a pocket. When Chantecler explains that he lives his life and sings his song by giving himself no end of trouble, his interviewers pass this unnoticed. They have a more important question to ask. The important question is this: when Chantecler emits his first call to Day, on what syllable does he lay the stress, is it on the first " Co," or the second " co," or is it on the " ri," or perhaps on the final " co "?
What to read after The Story of Chantecler, a Critical Analysis of Rostand's Play?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Liberma, Marco Francis, 1871- to read onlineMoreLess
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