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Going Places (A. R. Barton)

CBSE · Class 12 · English

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Key Topics to Revise

1

Core idea and theme

  • The story focuses on adolescent escapism and hero worship.
  • Sophie dreams of a boutique, a managerial job, acting, or fashion designing.
  • Her dreams are not practical in her present social and financial situation.
2

Sophie’s character

  • Sophie is imaginative, ambitious, and restless.
  • She wants a boutique and also considers being a manager, actress, or fashion designer.
  • She wants a life that looks elegant and successful.
3

Jansie’s character

  • Jansie is practical and realistic.
  • She understands that both girls are earmarked for work at the biscuit factory.
  • She discourages Sophie from unrealistic dreams.
4

Geoff and Sophie’s bond

  • Geoff is three years out of school and works as an apprentice mechanic.
  • He speaks very little voluntarily.
  • Sophie is jealous of his silence because it gives him an air of mystery.

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Sophie keeps imagining grand possibilitiesSophie and Jansie are both earmarkedSophie is deeply fascinated by DannyThe story leaves Sophie’s meetingJansie is practical and discouraging

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