Under the Greenwood Tree by Thomas Hardy Fact-Matching Game
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About This Challenge
Embark on a journey through the enchanting world of ‘Under the Greenwood Tree’ by Thomas Hardy with our fact-matching game. Uncover important information fragments as you piece together the clues in this magical setting.
- Explore the lush greenery of the Greenwood with each new detail you uncover.
- Challenge your detective skills as you unravel the mysteries hidden within the story.
- Utilize spells for hints and extra time to aid you in your quest for knowledge.
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- - Set in the fictional village of Mellstock in Wessex.
- - Published in 1872.
- - The story revolves around the Mellstock Parish Choir.
- - Dick Dewy is the main character, a member of the choir.
- - Fancy Day, a new schoolteacher, arrives in the village and catches the attention of Dick.
- - Fancy Day's father is a wealthy and respected man in the area.
- - The choir faces a potential disbandment due to the introduction of a new church organ.
- - The choir members are worried about losing their livelihood and the sense of community.
- - Dick and Fancy develop feelings for each other.
- - Fancy's father disapproves of her relationship with Dick due to his lower social status.
- - The choir members decide to hold a Christmas party to raise funds for the choir.
- - The party becomes a success and helps to save the choir.
- - Fancy's father eventually accepts Dick as a suitable match for his daughter.
- - The story explores themes of love, tradition, and societal expectations.
- - The title is taken from a line in Shakespeare's play As You Like It.
- - Thomas Hardy originally intended the novel to be a pastoral comedy.
- - Under the Greenwood Tree is one of Hardy's more lighthearted and optimistic works.
- - The novel showcases the importance of music in rural communities.
- - Hardy's portrayal of rural life and customs in the novel reflects his own experiences growing up in the countryside.
- - Under the Greenwood Tree is considered one of Hardy's lesser-known works but is still appreciated for its charm and depiction of village life.