Quotes
# | Quote | Where to use it |
|---|---|---|
1 | “I always tell the truth.” | Use for Question 2 when discussing Christopher's belief in honesty and why trust is important to him. |
2 | “It means that I cannot tell what is happening.” | Use when explaining how Christopher struggles when people lie or behave unpredictably. |
3 | “I do not tell lies.” | Use for Question 2 to contrast Christopher's honesty with Father's lies. |
4 | “Mother had not died.” | Use when discussing the discovery that Mother is alive and how this completely changes Christopher's understanding of his family. |
5 | “Father had killed Wellington.” | Use for Question 2 to show the moment Christopher's trust in Father is destroyed. |
6 | “I was frightened of being in the house with Father.” | Use to show how Father's lie and actions change Christopher's sense of home as a safe setting. |
7 | “I decided that I had to leave the house.” | Great for Questions 2 & 3 — shows Christopher becoming independent and the importance of setting. |
8 | “I went to London to find Mother.” | Use for Question 3 to discuss how the journey/setting forces Christopher to become more independent. |
9 | “The world is full of things which are difficult to understand.” | Use when discussing the idea of difference and how Christopher experiences the world differently from others. |
10 | “I find people confusing.” | Use for Question 1 when discussing Christopher's unusual perspective and how it makes the reader see the world differently. |
11 | “I like dogs because they are faithful.” | Use for Question 2 when discussing Christopher's need for trust, loyalty and honesty. |
12 | “I can do anything.” | Use for Questions 1 & 3 to show Christopher's growing confidence and independence. |