Telling Tales - Odour of Chrysanthemums

so this technique is known as...

What was Elizabeth's "anger tinged" with whilst she waited for Walter

The narration is in 3rd person but there are clear elements of Elizabeth's point of view/voice

what happens as they take the stretcher in to the parlour

Where do they lay Walter's body

From what does Elizabeth wince 'with fear and shame'

What does Elizabeth's father first ask her for when he stops the train

what colour is the tablecloth Elizabeth lays down "to save her bit of carpet"

how is Walter's mother's voice described

How does the train come around the corner

"the pit bank....(find the missing verb)....up beyond the pond"

What does Elizabeth do whilst waiting for Walter

'He'll not come now 'til they bring him...I won't wash him, he can lie on the floor...'

Descriptions of light and dark are important in the story - they are important....

What does Walter's mother call her daughter in law

"John crept out like a (find the missing noun) from under the sofa"

What are the names of Elizabeth's children

When was the story first published

"A large bony vine clutched at the...

What metaphor does Lawrence use when referring to the unborn baby

what is revealed when Elizabeth lights the lamp in the kitchen

what is Elizabeth's reaction to her father remarrying

Where does Elizabeth think her husband is when he doesn't come home

What colour was the chrysanthemum in Walter's button hole the first time he came home drunk

What is the writer's full name

Who are Mr and Mrs Rigley

What were DH Lawrence's mother and fathers' respective jobs

How is conflict shown in the short story

Which activity was Lawrence not involved in

Which pub does Elizabeth think Walter is drinking in

At what time does Walter's mother come to the house

How does Walter die

What technique does Lawrence repeat when describing Elizabeth's feelings about her dead husband

What is the first thing Elizabeth says to her mother in law when the men leave

How is Elizabeth first described?

What did Elizabeth want to do, but couldn't

What is the first line of the story

what simile is used to describe Walter's suffocation as part of the mine caved in

what simile is first used to describe the chrysanthemums

what do chrysanthemums represent for Elizabeth