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    In Year Of Wonders‚ Brooks utilises the most pious figure‚ Michael Mompellion to illustrate how ones faith dissipates in times of crisis. Mompellion goes from being a leader to the plague stricken community‚ to a man who was eventually torn down by the ruthless power of crisis and had “given himself up to the darkness.” Indeed‚ it is seen that religion brings no comfort to Mompellion anymore as he deems God a “poor listener”‚ and it is the very fact that he clung so strongly to his religious beliefs

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    character including their role in the novel and relationship to other characters (include relevant quotes or references) • List character traits and provide evidence to support each one Main Characters Anna Frith Michael Mompellion Elinor Mompellion Josiah (Joss) Bont Aphra Bont Elizabeth Bradford Colonel Bradford Anys Gowdie Other Characters For each of these characters‚ write a brief description of their roles in the novel and their relationships:

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    Wonders’ courage and perseverance is shown by the female characters such as Anna Frith shows resilience when she overcomes the death of her husband and her children to help others in need‚ Elinor Mompellion shows will power when she overcomes her past to try to life a happy life with Michael Mompellion and Anys Gowdie shows courage when she jumps in the well to rescue her aunt Mem Gowdie. Anna Frith shows that she is able to bounce back from negative experiences such as when her husband Sam Frith

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    point of murdering‚ cruelty‚ and insanity in search of the reasons why the plague was brought upon them‚ and looking for the answers to find who is to blame for their suffering and “evil doubting of one another”. We see the worst of Rector Michael Mompellion‚ come out after all the good he brought to the community; and as he begins to lose his faith‚ the audience also witnesses his strengths fade after the death of his wife Elinor. It is evident that the best was brought out in our narrator‚ Anna Frith

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    “The plague changes one world and replaces it with another. Discuss In Geraldine Brooks’ novel ‘Year of Wonders’ many characters worlds change throughout the book as a result of the plague. In particular Aphra Bont‚ Anna Frith and Michael Mompellion. Aphra is living in a world where she is now alone and starts to go insane. Michael‚ the once respected town Rector loses his faith after the death of his wife and Anna Frith‚ the main protagonist of the novel and a very courageous one at that as she

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    Anna. Sam dies‚ but she has two sons. She cares for Michael Mompellion‚ the preacher‚ because his wife‚ Elinor‚ is dead. Anna is lonely at night when her empty house gives her no comfort‚ her children having died in the plague. The next morning‚ she milks her cow and carries some milk to Michael. At the rectory‚ she encounters Elizabeth Bradford‚ whose family fled the village and the plague. When Anna announces Elizabeth’s presence‚ Mompellion tells Anna to tell her to go to hell. Elizabeth forces her

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    kept their values but lose faith in God‚ only some people’s values are tainted when they display acts of selfishness and greed brought on by the need to preserve their own lives and comfort. Anna‚ who was formally a maid who served for the Mompellions‚ overcomes her fears and steps up to help out the town of Eyam. She tries to stop the hysteria around Mem and Anys Gowdie‚ and was the only one who stood up and tried to stop the frightened towns people from drowning Mem Gowdie “I had the satisfaction

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    Year of Wonders Essay Topics 1. “Anna is the embodiment of goodness while Mompellion is the embodiment of selfishness.” Do you agree? 2. “Year of Wonders explores how fear can tear apart the lives of individuals and society as a whole.” To what extent do you agree? 3. Who is the real heroine of the novel; Anna Frith or Elinor Mompellion? 4. “Year of Wonders illustrates that some people will react irrationally to people and occurrences that they do not understand.” Discuss. 5. “The characters

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    maintain their faith in humanity‚ as is exemplified by the Mompellions‚ who embody compassion and trust prior to Elinor’s death. However‚ Mr Mompellion‚ Anna‚ and several villagers find little relief from the plague through religious conviction‚ and thus they abandon their faith in God in an endeavour to find refuge and hope. Throughout the course of the plague‚ the Mompellions uphold faith in humanity‚ as is shown through Mr Mompellion stating that “the Plague will make heroes of us all” and

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    Paul Lambert Hum 251 Professor Horten 9 / 26 / 2012 The Façade of Pre-Modern Religion During the pre-modern age there was perhaps no larger an aspect of everyday life than religion. Today’s day and age is a stark contrast‚ as religion has for the most part taken a backseat in importance. From the pre-modern age to now‚ religion has changed completely. Pre-modern religion held political power locally‚ and all across Europe. Today religion holds a mostly spiritual power for the truly devout.

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