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The Way Up to Heaven
apprehension : anixiety bland : showing no strong emotions foible : little weekness or strange habit bustling : very busy butler : main,male servant yearing : strong desire diminutive : small and thin dapper : man dressed nicely hazy : not clear flabby : unattrective,soft,loose cable : telegraf shrill : very high and unpleasant sound tinkling : a light ringing sound pantry: a small room in a house where foods is kept appressive : a situation that makes you unhappy,worried glimmer: a small sign of sth trifle : modası geçmiş önemsiz

CHARACTERS
Mrs.Foster: she is the main character. but she has no giving name or age. She is just her husband’s wife. She is modest,faithful ,neurotic,disiplined,suffuring.She changes,when she arrives Paris,she feels wonderful,strong,purposeful,cool and calm. And when she arrives back to New York she feels satisfied.

Mr.Foster: he is 70 years old,rich,insensitive,diminutive but quite dapper,and he shows no love for his family and he has a few friends.He is a static,flat character.

CLIMAX
The main turning point is he moment when Mrs.Foster freezes in front door to listen to a sound which is coming from the house.

CONFLICTS
External conflict: between the mrs.Foster and mr foster. Although she knows that her husban torments her on purpose,she does say anything about it.
Internal conflict: between the mrs.foster and herself. Although she wants tol ive with her grandchildren she also thinks that it is wrong because her husband is still alive and she is a loyal wife.

*** Mrs.Foster has an almost pathological fear of being late.And her husband knows she will be hysterical if he is late. So he always late on purpose. And he watch her to see if the tiny muscle by her eye starts twitching. She is begining to realize that her husbant is tormenting

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