Ameena

chapter 1: page 17 to 19

Ranofer finds out something is fishy about Gebu and the wineskin man Ibni. I think Ranofer will ask people about the wineskin man for clues and he try to find out how the gold is getting stolen and who is stealing it. He will probably fall into trouble with people but i think he will figure it out at the end.

Chapter 2: page 9 Ranofer explains that if he didn't have to live with Gebu after his dad died. This clue probably shows he will run away.

1.Why does Ranofer have to live with Gebu?

2. If Gebu's Ranofer's half brother, does that make him his real brother?

Sarah: I totally agree with you Ameena because if he doesn't find out who is stealing the gold dust, what will the book be about? Or even, will the book continue? And seeing the way Ranofer is curious and think its Gebu, he certainly, has to find out. And who knows, maybe it is Gebu and Ibni.... Nice response Sarah, and you turned out to be right.

Assignment 2

Gebu - mean page 85- Gebu payed no heed to what Ranofer was telling him and begging to listen Gebu said "Hsst! leave off that yowling". page 92- When Ranofer is explaining to Pai that Gebu has bade me to find you. It's shows Gebu is less caring for Ranofer and he should do what ever is told.

Pai- secretive page 94- When Ranofer was hastily knelt to the box Pai was not looking and was dreaming but. He was still looking at Ranofer like a hawk. page 96- Pai atched them a moment mouth tight and eyes suspicious. Shows he is always alert about what Ranofer is doing.

Assignment 3



I think this picture represents Ranofer feeding Gebu wine or some sort of beverage. He looks like a slave. And Gebu looks mean, fearless and like a king. This picture for me represents loyalty from Ranofer and Hatred from Gebu. The way Ranofer is kneeling down to give Gebu, trying to give him a drink. His face looks sad but giving. And on the other hand Gebu looks fearless, careless and laying on his throne looking comfortable and expecting someone to give him a drink. He looks shellfish and mean. In this picture it truly represents the two characteristics of Gebu and Ranofer in chapter 7-8. When Ranofer is pleading to Gebu and Gebu shuts the door on Ranofer. This says a lot about each of their character. I think the author really knows how to show Gebu and Ranofer’s action in the Golden Goblet. Each word is important and he explains each depending on their action

Task 2- Finished

Interesting post about the author's aim is Golden Goblet. Do you like all the detail?