The Loved One
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Dennis is many things—poet, screenwriter, undertaker, lover, aspiring nonsectarian pastor—but does not seem to be particularly good at any of them. Is there one thing he is good at? What drives Dennis?
2. The social group that Dennis and Sir Francis share in Los Angeles is insular and deeply defined by the care they take to preserve their Englishness. Is this a trait particular to the British, or something common in expatriate communities?
3. While he is trying to persuade Dennis away from the f...uneral business, Sir Ambrose says to him that it’s below his dignity as an Englishman living in America: “It’s only the finest type of Englishman you meet out here…. We can’t all be at the top of the tree but we are all men of responsibility. You never find an Englishman among the underdogs—except in England, of course” (here). Do you think this is true? How, and why, do you think Dennis’s perspective on his employment differs from Sir Ambrose’s?
4. In Old French, Aimée means “beloved”
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Dennis is many things—poet, screenwriter, undertaker, lover, aspiring nonsectarian pastor—but does not seem to be particularly good at any of them. Is there one thing he is good at? What drives Dennis?
2. The social group that Dennis and Sir Francis share in Los Angeles is insular and deeply defined by the care they take to preserve their Englishness. Is this a trait particular to the British, or something common in expatriate communities?
3. While he is trying to persuade Dennis away from the f...uneral business, Sir Ambrose says to him that it’s below his dignity as an Englishman living in America: “It’s only the finest type of Englishman you meet out here…. We can’t all be at the top of the tree but we are all men of responsibility. You never find an Englishman among the underdogs—except in England, of course” (here). Do you think this is true? How, and why, do you think Dennis’s perspective on his employment differs from Sir Ambrose’s?
4. In Old French, Aimée means “beloved”
What to read after The Loved One?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Evelyn Waugh to read onlineMoreLess
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