The Selfish Giant's Garden Tragedy

 
The Selfish Giant part-1
 
Summary
 
The opening lines suggest that the children were fond of playing in
the Giant garden. It was a lovely garden with soft grass and beautiful
flowers. It had twelve peach trees that flourish with pink and pearl
flowers in spring season turn into rich fruits in the autumn. The
children listened to the songs of various birds and thus lived in
ecstasy.
Their enjoyment had ended with the arrival of the Giant. Who was
away for last seven years to a friend’s house. He was infuriated when
he saw children playing in his garden. He started shouting and built a
high wall around it. He put up a notice that trespassing from his
property is prohibited.
 
The decision took a toll on children as they did not have a place to
play because if they play on the road, there was a lot of dust and
stones. They were very sad and depressed.
As the time passed by, spring season came and flowers blossomed
everywhere and little birds were chirping all around. But it did not
arrive in Giants’ garden. There were barren winters only.
Trees and flowers were not blossoming. No birds were chirping.
However, the snow and the frost were happy. The snow-covered up
the grass with her white cloak and frost covered trees.
 
 
The north wind was invited to stay by them. They brought chaos in
the garden. Then they planned to invite hail, he fell on the roof of the
castle and broke most of its spates. He was dressed in grey.
However, the Giant was waiting eagerly and was hopeful. One
morning, the Giant heard the melodious song of a bird. Initially, the
Giant thought that it must be the king’s musician passing by.
Then Giant rejoiced as he was sure that the spring has arrived. He
looked out and found that children were back
 
Word Meanings
 
bore : 
to carry
ogre : 
a hideous giant of fairy tales and folklore that feeds on human
beings
gruff : 
a rough voice
trespassers :
a person entering someone’s land or property without
permission
 
prosecuted : 
punished
frost: 
the thin, white layer of ice that forms when the air temperature
is below the freezing point of water
ceased: 
stop
casement: 
a window or part of a window set on a vertical hinge so
that it opens like a door
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The children's joy in playing in the Giant's garden is disrupted when the Giant returns and forbids them, leading to harsh consequences for both the garden and the children. The changing seasons reflect the impact of the Giant's actions, ultimately setting the stage for a potential transformation in the story.

  • Garden
  • Children
  • Consequences
  • Seasons
  • Transformation

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  1. The Selfish Giant part-1 Summary

  2. The opening lines suggest that the children were fond of playing in the Giant garden. It was a lovely garden with soft grass and beautiful flowers. It had twelve peach trees that flourish with pink and pearl flowers in spring season turn into rich fruits in the autumn. The children listened to the songs of various birds and thus lived in ecstasy. Their enjoyment had ended with the arrival of the Giant. Who was away for last seven years to a friend s house. He was infuriated when he saw children playing in his garden. He started shouting and built a high wall around it. He put up a notice that trespassing from his property is prohibited.

  3. The decision took a toll on children as they did not have a place to play because if they play on the road, there was a lot of dust and stones. They were very sad and depressed. As the time passed by, spring season came and flowers blossomed everywhere and little birds were chirping all around. But it did not arrive in Giants garden. There were barren winters only. Trees and flowers were not blossoming. No birds were chirping. However, the snow and the frost were happy. The snow-covered up the grass with her white cloak and frost covered trees.

  4. The north wind was invited to stay by them. They brought chaos in the garden. Then they planned to invite hail, he fell on the roof of the castle and broke most of its spates. He was dressed in grey. However, the Giant was waiting eagerly and was hopeful. One morning, the Giant heard the melodious song of a bird. Initially, the Giant thought that it must be the king s musician passing by. Then Giant rejoiced as he was sure that the spring has arrived. He looked out and found that children were back

  5. Word Meanings bore : to carry ogre : a hideous giant of fairy tales and folklore that feeds on human beings gruff : a rough voice trespassers :a person entering someone s land or property without permission

  6. prosecuted : punished frost: the thin, white layer of ice that forms when the air temperature is below the freezing point of water ceased: stop casement: a window or part of a window set on a vertical hinge so that it opens like a door

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