Victor


 * Assignment 1 **
 * Task #1 **

1) Pg. 45: When Ranofer told Ibni that Gebu doesn't want his wine, I think that when Gebu finds out that Ranofer didn't accept Ibni's wine he'll get a beating or will get a severe punishment for not taking the wine. 2) Pg. 43: When Ranofer states that he will defy Gebu, and leave the crooked dog street forever I think this will lead to him running away from Gebu or he will stand up to Gebu.

**Task #**2

1) How did Ranofers father die? 2) Why doesn't the goldsmith apprentice Ranofer if he has so much talent and skill?

Completed Completed Well done Victor. 1)Ranofer: Intelligent Ranofer is intelligent because on page 71 when he told heqet about the wine-skins he also told him to stay away from him or else they would suspect that ranofer was the one who told heqet.
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 * Assignment 2 **
 * Task #1 **

2)Gebu: Mean Gebu is mean because on page 60 he beats up Ranofer.

Completely agree! And Gebu even finds it amusing! Even if Ranofer hasn't done anything bad, Gebu will still find some tiny mistake and beat him just because he's had a a bad day! And Ranofer is smart as well. You have noted one of his intelligent suggestions but theree are many more. Adrien

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 * Task #2 **

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This picture represents Zau working on a necklace for an upper class lady. This takes place on page 126. He is busy at work when Ranofer and heqet get the stake for Rekh. They get the stake but then Zau realizes that he has seen Ranofer before. He explains the situation he is in to Zau. After a short conversation he offers to accept Ranofer as his pupil. He first answers no because he is apprenticed to Gebu and he might sell him if he does so. He propose to come at night but Zau refuses and tells him to reshape his life. We chose this because it was a pretty big part of the book. Its Ranofer's dream to be apprenticed to a very skillful goldsmith. -Victor and Sarah