Father Quinel reveals three things in chapter 8. What are they? What does he promise
to reveal later?
- Father Quinel reveals three things in chapter 8. First, he reveals that Asta's son's name is Crispin, second he tells that Asta's son is wolf's head, and third he said that her mother could read and write and lastly said that lord furnival is ill and that he expected to die. He promises to tell about his father tomorrow.
Crispin encounters two dead men shortly after fleeing the village. How does each affect him?
- He finds out about Father Quinel's death and shed tears because the priest was helping him or because he was about to tell about his father and his mother.
chapter 10
setting-night,church,river,mill
characters- crispin,cedric,6 mens
conflict- cedric makes crispin go to the opposite place as Father Quinel has told.
Antagonist- Cedric,6 mens with swords
clue-cedric keeps on telling crispin to follow him,Father Quinel is not in the church which means that something has happened to him.
mood-mysterious,afraid
foreshadowing- Asta's son gets caught by 6 men.
protagonist- crispin
symbol-glaives ( swords that the 6 men were holding to kill Crispin)
theme- watch out who you believe,be careful
chapter 11
setting- mill, river, beyond the river
characters-Crispin, 6 mens, Father Quinel
conflict- 6 mens were trying to kill Crispin with their glaives but Crispin ran away and near the river, he finds out that Father Quinel is dead.
internal- confused
external- running away from Aycliffe
Antagonist-6 mens, Aycliffe
protagonist- Crispin, Father Quinel
Clue- Father Quinel was not at the church ( later Crispin finds out that Father Quinel is dead)
mood-scared, sad, upset, afraid,guilty,depressed, anxious,fear
foreshadowing- priest's death
symbol- swords ( to kill Crispin),blood (father quinels death), water (cleanness)
theme- be independent
chapter 12
setting- road, forest
characters-Crispin
conflict- he sheds tears because of priest death (helped Crispin), and because Father Quinel was about to tell him about his father and his mother
internal conflict- Crispin is wondering what would happen to him
Antagonist-
Protagonist- Crispin
Clue-
mood- sad, afraid, depressed
foreshadowing- Father Quinel's death
symbol- leather pouch (safety)
to reveal later?
- Father Quinel reveals three things in chapter 8. First, he reveals that Asta's son's name is Crispin, second he tells that Asta's son is wolf's head, and third he said that her mother could read and write and lastly said that lord furnival is ill and that he expected to die. He promises to tell about his father tomorrow.
Crispin encounters two dead men shortly after fleeing the village. How does each affect him?
- He finds out about Father Quinel's death and shed tears because the priest was helping him or because he was about to tell about his father and his mother.
chapter 10
setting-night,church,river,mill
characters- crispin,cedric,6 mens
conflict- cedric makes crispin go to the opposite place as Father Quinel has told.
Antagonist- Cedric,6 mens with swords
clue-cedric keeps on telling crispin to follow him,Father Quinel is not in the church which means that something has happened to him.
mood-mysterious,afraid
foreshadowing- Asta's son gets caught by 6 men.
protagonist- crispin
symbol-glaives ( swords that the 6 men were holding to kill Crispin)
theme- watch out who you believe,be careful
chapter 11
setting- mill, river, beyond the river
characters-Crispin, 6 mens, Father Quinel
conflict- 6 mens were trying to kill Crispin with their glaives but Crispin ran away and near the river, he finds out that Father Quinel is dead.
internal- confused
external- running away from Aycliffe
Antagonist-6 mens, Aycliffe
protagonist- Crispin, Father Quinel
Clue- Father Quinel was not at the church ( later Crispin finds out that Father Quinel is dead)
mood-scared, sad, upset, afraid,guilty,depressed, anxious,fear
foreshadowing- priest's death
symbol- swords ( to kill Crispin),blood (father quinels death), water (cleanness)
theme- be independent
chapter 12
setting- road, forest
characters-Crispin
conflict- he sheds tears because of priest death (helped Crispin), and because Father Quinel was about to tell him about his father and his mother
internal conflict- Crispin is wondering what would happen to him
Antagonist-
Protagonist- Crispin
Clue-
mood- sad, afraid, depressed
foreshadowing- Father Quinel's death
symbol- leather pouch (safety)