the chaser结构分析课件

Structureana]SIS·Alan

Austen,a

youngman

whoispassionately

in

love

with

Diana

who

isindifferent

to

him,comes

to

the

room

of

amysteriousold

manwho

deals

in

magicpotions.

Alan

Austen

has

been

told

that

hecan

buy

a

kind

of

love

potion

thatwillmaketheobject

of

his

affection

fall

madlyin

love

with

him.The

old

man

shows

litterinterest

in

the

financial

profit

to

be

gained

l

eindg

l

ea

r.potion

which

isaeollovdlonanatAcllriepsymonfro·Instead,he

devotes

most

hissalestalktorecommendinga

potionthat

hecallsa

life-cleaner,apowerful

poisonthat

is

undetectable

in

an

autopsy,butmore

expensivethanlovepotion.Hebelievesthat

his

clientswill

visit

himrepeatedly

to

buy

expensive

mixturesoncetheystart

to

get

one

kind

ofpotion

fromhim.Finally,Alan

Austenis

convincedthat

the

love

potion

canbring

him

deep

love

andtakes

itwith

joy.·Part1:Para1Inthispart,seversasan·Part2:Para.2-12:Theold

man

is·Part3:Para.13-45:Thispart

is

mainlydeveloped

through

the

dialogue

.

t

g

a

o

wA

out

thebnalaodknantnotmnldeoseuhAtnnAustebetweelove

potion

and

in

the

end

bought

it.introduction

to

theprotagonist([preutegenist

]主人翁),Alan

Austen.trying

to

sell

his

mixture.·Thisshort

story,whichcombineselementsof

horror

and

love,is

built

almost

entirelythrough

dialogue

between

a

young

man,ts

s

s

til

,

anandandrelyovelover

endeeply

inhiissoeswhto

posAusten,wanAlanunnamedold

manwho

believes

ina

lifefreeofromanticinvolvement.Asthedialoguedevelops,Austen'sattitudetowards

the

potion

changes

from

skepticaland

hesitant

to

excited

and

overwhelmed.Readers

have

been

kept

in

suspense

ofwhatwill

happento

the

young

man

whenthestory

comesto

the

last

line

"Au

revoir".·Thedialogue

betweenthe

young

man

and

then

e

t

si

t

d

r

sb,

gneineootherenceheffetdianialenonatessesiraephnlaag

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reveildboexperienced

and

profound.One

of

the

effectivetechniques

employed

here

to

present

the

imageofthe

old

man

as

an

experienced

and

profoundman

isthat

he

sounds

somewhatphilosophical,pal

h

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th

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.Hli

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.Livesneroneesasascigimenhotenmerxaithehneed

cleaning

sometimes".The

underlined

partin

the

quotation

is

used

to

present

an

idea

one

islikely

tofeel

to

be

nearerto

the

heart

of

humanexperience.By

analyzing

and

generating

somespecific

incident

to

discover

the

fundamental

,i

d

nimpresses

one

as

a

wise

andanmmaatolicestthhhptoustr·What

haveyoulearnedfromthetext?conclusion·All

thepreciousthings,includinglovemaycome

to

an

end.People

caneasily

fal