The Little Girl Class 9 PPT

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The Little Girl
Class - 9
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The Little Girl
Class - 9
"The Little Girl" is a poignant chapter that
delves into the life of Kezia, a young girl
navigating the complexities of family
relationships.
Set in a household with her parents and
grandmother, Kezia grapples with fear and
misunderstanding, particularly in her
relationship with her father.
Through a series of events, Kezia's perceptions
and understanding of her family members
evolve, leading to profound realizations about
love and empathy.
The Little Girl
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The Little Girl
Class - 9
"The Little Girl" is a poignant chapter that
delves into the life of Kezia, a young girl
navigating the complexities of family
relationships.
Set in a household with her parents and
grandmother, Kezia grapples with fear and
misunderstanding, particularly in her
relationship with her father.
Through a series of events, Kezia's perceptions
and understanding of her family members
evolve, leading to profound realizations about
love and empathy.
The Little Girl
Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp, known as
Katherine Mansfield, was a celebrated New
Zealand-born short story writer and poet.
Inspired by the Modernist movement in
London, she crafted works exploring family
dynamics and societal inequalities. Notable
pieces include "The Doll's House," "The
Garden Party," and "Bliss." Despite her brief
life, Mansfield's impact on literature remains
profound.
About the Author
Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp
1888 - 1923
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The Little Girl
Class - 9
"The Little Girl" is a poignant chapter that
delves into the life of Kezia, a young girl
navigating the complexities of family
relationships.
Set in a household with her parents and
grandmother, Kezia grapples with fear and
misunderstanding, particularly in her
relationship with her father.
Through a series of events, Kezia's perceptions
and understanding of her family members
evolve, leading to profound realizations about
love and empathy.
The Little Girl
Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp, known as
Katherine Mansfield, was a celebrated New
Zealand-born short story writer and poet.
Inspired by the Modernist movement in
London, she crafted works exploring family
dynamics and societal inequalities. Notable
pieces include "The Doll's House," "The
Garden Party," and "Bliss." Despite her brief
life, Mansfield's impact on literature remains
profound.
About the Author
Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp
1888 - 1923
1.Kezia is a sensitive and imaginative young girl depicted
in Katherine Mansfield's "The Little Girl." Unlike her
classmates, she doesn't conform to societal expectations
or the strict rules of her environment. Kezia is
characterized by her innocence and empathy, as she
forms a bond with the Burnell family's less privileged
neighbor. She exhibits a compassionate nature, feeling
deeply for the discomfort of others. Despite being
misunderstood and ostracized by her peers, Kezia
remains true to herself, ultimately showcasing resilience
and a kind heart that transcends societal norms.
Characters
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The Little Girl
Class - 9
"The Little Girl" is a poignant chapter that
delves into the life of Kezia, a young girl
navigating the complexities of family
relationships.
Set in a household with her parents and
grandmother, Kezia grapples with fear and
misunderstanding, particularly in her
relationship with her father.
Through a series of events, Kezia's perceptions
and understanding of her family members
evolve, leading to profound realizations about
love and empathy.
The Little Girl
Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp, known as
Katherine Mansfield, was a celebrated New
Zealand-born short story writer and poet.
Inspired by the Modernist movement in
London, she crafted works exploring family
dynamics and societal inequalities. Notable
pieces include "The Doll's House," "The
Garden Party," and "Bliss." Despite her brief
life, Mansfield's impact on literature remains
profound.
About the Author
Kathleen Mansfield Beauchamp
1888 - 1923
1.Kezia is a sensitive and imaginative young girl depicted
in Katherine Mansfield's "The Little Girl." Unlike her
classmates, she doesn't conform to societal expectations
or the strict rules of her environment. Kezia is
characterized by her innocence and empathy, as she
forms a bond with the Burnell family's less privileged
neighbor. She exhibits a compassionate nature, feeling
deeply for the discomfort of others. Despite being
misunderstood and ostracized by her peers, Kezia
remains true to herself, ultimately showcasing resilience
and a kind heart that transcends societal norms.
Characters
2.Kezia ?s Father: He is a strict Man. But, he loves and cares for her
daughter. He made Kezia feel better, when she was getting nightmares.
3.Kezia ?s Mother: She is also strict as Kezia‘s father She wanted Kezia to
follow orders of her father. She used to tell Kezia, If you wanted to be good
girl, she need to follow orders of her father.
4.Kezia Grandmother: She is an old humble lady. She took care of Kezia
when she was scolded and bitten by her father. She wanted Kezia to have
good relationship with her father. She always used to encourage Kezia to
talk to her father, to give him surprise gifts.
Characters