1.
The author of Masterpiece uses an
incident at the beginning of the story to show the reader the difference in the
way each family treats their sons. For
example, the bug family are kind and understanding to their son, Marvin while
the Pompaday’s don’t even let James invite his own friends to his birthday
party. James’s mother was more concerned
that her client’s kids would be treat well and have a good time than her own
son. This situation makes the bug family
want to do something nice for James because they think that it was absurd that
he never got anything he wanted for his birthday or was able to invite his own
friends.
2.
Some of the event that create conflict are as
follows:
-Marvin and his family feel sorry for James because of his terrible party
so they decide to give him a buffalo nickel as a pre-Marvin and his family feel
sorry for James because of his terrible party so they decide to give him a
buffalo nickel as a present.
-Marvin sees the pen and ink set in James’s room and wants to draw him a
picture for a present. James loves the
picture and meets Marvin, the artist.
- When Marvin returns home the next morning his family were worried about
him and are horrified that he revealed himself to James. They tell him they must take the picture away
because it is too dangerous a risk for revealing that there are bugs in the
house.
-James’s family see the picture before it can be removed and James tells
them he drew it.
-When James’s dad sees the drawing he wants him to draw a picture for the
museum in the style of a famous artist Durer.
-The problems is that James cannot draw but Marvin can.
-Marvin will have to draw but his family doesn’t want him to leave the
apartment. They are afraid he will get
hurt.
3.
They
author creates suspense in the story when problems happen. For example, when
Marvin goes to the museum he leans over to see a picture better and falls out of
James’s pocket and gets left behind.
I think in the end James will confess that he
didn’t draw the picture and the bug family will be discovered under the sink
and will have to move to James’s closet.
I believe this
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