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Fever 1793

Published on Dec 17, 2015

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cooK COFFEEHOUSE

COOK COFFEEHOUSE

  • A coffeehouse owned by Mattie's mother; Lucille Cook
  • Most events take place here
  • Mattie and her mother live above the coffeehouse
  • Small popular family business in Philadelphia

MATTIE'S HOME

MATTIE'S HOME

  • Small one bedroom apartment above the coffeehouse
  • Mattie and her mother share a room
  • Once Mattie's mother becomes sick, they have to move the tub into the bedroom

MARKET

MARKET

  • A place to get food
  • Stretched three blocks
  • "...Chickens clucked, geese honked, customers argued, and children ran everywhere..."
  • Where Mattie saw Nathaniel Benson

BUSH HILL

BUSH HILL

  • A hospital for fever victims to receive the care they need
  • "...according to the gossips, Bush Hill was one step away from hell, filled with dead bodies and criminals who preyed on the weak."
  • Bush Hill was now a respectable hospital that Mattie was taken to after becoming sick with Yellow Fever

MATILDA COOK

MATILDA COOK(MATTIE)

  • Daughter of Lucille Cook
  • 14 year old girl during 1793
  • Main character in Fever 1793
  • Very brave and self reliant young girl

LUCILLE COOK

LUCILLE COOK

  • Mattie's mother
  • Owned of the Cook Coffeehouse
  • A widow
  • Strong, brave, courageous woman
  • Became sick with yellow fever

ELIZA

ELIZA

  • Coffeehouse cook
  • Family friend
  • Kind loving woman
  • Helped out when Lucille became sick
  • Mattie looks up to Eliza

GRANDFATHER (CAPTAIN WILLIAM FARNSWORTH COOK)

GRANDFATHER

  • Captain William Farnsworth Cook, of the Pennsylvanian Fifth Regiment
  • Cared for Mattie while her mother was sick but soon became sick himself
  • Took care of Mattie when she became sick
  • Strong brave soldier
  • Lucille's father in law
  • Died very unexpectedly in the coffeehouse with Mattie

GEORGE WASHINGTON

GEORGE WASHINGTON

  • Commander of the Continental Army
  • 1st president of the United States
  • Lived in Philadelphia during 1793 but left due to the Yellow Fever outbreak

suffering

  • The state of undergoing pain, distress, or hardship
  • Mattie experiences suffering when her mother becomes sick and she has to move away. She also experiences suffering when her grandfather dies an unexpected death in her arms.

bravery

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bravery

  • Mattie showed bravery when...
  • she had to care for her sick mother alone
  • she had to move away
  • her grandfather became sick and it was up to her to find food and care for herself and her sick grandfather
  • thieves broke into her home in the middle of the night
  • her grandfather died

medical science

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medical science

  • Yellow Fever is an acute viral disease caused by mosquitos' in 1793
  • There was an outbreak of Yellow Fever in Philadelphia in 1793
  • Many doctors and medical researchers/scientist tried to uncover this disease and find a cure for it
  • Symptoms include fever, chills, loss of appetite, nausea, muscle pains, headaches, and yellowing of the skin or eyes.

figurative language

Simile

  • Definition: A comparision using like or as.
  • Example from Fever 1793: " Bodies are pilling up like fire wood"
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metaphor

  • Definition: The comparison of one thing to another without the use of like or as
  • Example from Fever 1793: "Life was a battle, and mother a tired and bitter captain."
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hyperbole

  • Definition : An extreme exaggeration used to make a point.
  • Example from Fever 1793: "A roast beef bigger than a horse."

onomatopoeia

  • Definition: The creation of words that imitate natural sounds.
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imagery

  • Definition: The formation of mental images, figures, or likenesses of things, or of such images collectively
  • Example from Fever 1793: "The tin bathing tub."

allusion

  • Definition: A figure of speech that makes a reference to a place, person, or something that happened.

foreshadowing

  • Definition: To show or indicate before hand
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alliteration

  • Definition: The occurance of the same letter or sound at the beginning of adjacent or closely connected words.
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personification

  • Definition: Giving human abilities to non human things.
  • Example from Fever 1793: "We walked past blocks of empty houses along streets that felt abandoned."

symbol

  • Definition: Signifies or stands for something else. Represents an idea.