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4 Concept Maps

The Migration — Complete Chapter Overview

The Migration — Complete Chapter Overview

The map in words

  • The Migration
    • Author
      • Gerald Durrell
      • Born Jamshedpur 1925
      • Founded Jersey Zoo 1959
      • Wrote 37 books
    • Characters
      • Larry
        • Eldest brother
        • Literary and imperious
        • Regal bearing
      • Leslie
        • Stocky and stoic
        • Quietly belligerent
      • Margo
        • Dreamy
        • Appearance conscious
      • Mother
        • Tiny and harassed
        • Endlessly patient
      • Roger the Dog
        • Uncontrollable
        • Agent of chaos
      • Gerald
        • Narrator
        • Observer
    • Plot Events
      • Arrive at Corfu harbour
      • Roger drags Mother to lamp post
      • Larry commands two cabs
      • Roger hurled into cab
      • Family collapses in heap
      • Four dogs become twenty four
      • Larry whips Leslie and hat
      • Arrive at Pension Suisse
    • Themes
      • Family as Comedy
      • Migration as Adventure
      • Individual in the Group
      • Natural World as Backdrop
      • The Narrator Eye
    • Literary Devices
      • Simile missionary at stake
      • Metaphor migration
      • Slapstick humour
      • Verbal humour
      • Observational humour
    • Tone
      • Warm and affectionate
      • Gently ironic
      • Slapstick
      • Never cruel

Chapter Overview — The Migration

Chapter Overview — The Migration

The map in words

  • The Migration
    • Author
      • Gerald Durrell
      • British Naturalist
      • Born 1925 Jamshedpur
      • Founded Jersey Zoo
      • 37 Books Written
    • Characters
      • Larry
        • Eldest Brother
        • Imperious and Literary
        • Seizes the Whip
      • Leslie
        • Stocky and Quiet
        • Hit by Whip
      • Margo
        • Dreamy Sister
        • Always Distracted
      • Mother
        • Patient and Harassed
        • Clings to Lamp-post
      • Gerald
        • Narrator
        • Calm Observer
      • Roger
        • Large Energetic Dog
        • Causes All Chaos
    • Themes
      • Family as Comedy
      • Migration as Adventure
      • Individual vs Group
      • Natural World as Backdrop
      • Joy of New Beginnings
    • Literary Devices
      • Simile
        • Missionary at Stake
        • Medieval Tumblers
      • Comic Escalation
        • Four to Twenty-four Dogs
      • Understatement
      • Slapstick
      • Irony
    • Key Events
      • Arrival at Corfu Harbour
      • Roger Drags Mother
      • Cab Chaos
      • Dogs Swarm the Cab
      • Larry Misuses Whip
      • Arrival at Hotel

Correct vs Incorrect Ways to Analyse Key Features of The Migration

Correct vs Incorrect Ways to Analyse Key Features of The Migration

The map in words

  • Reading The Migration
    • Key Question
      • WRONG Path
        • This is fiction
          • Exam Result: Marks Lost
        • Gerald drives the action
        • Larry is a good leader
        • Tone is mocking
        • Migration just means travel
      • CORRECT Path
        • This is autobiography
          • Exam Result: Marks Gained
        • Gerald is observer-narrator
        • Larry is confidently ineffective
        • Tone is warm and affectionate
        • Migration is a nature metaphor

The family’s chaotic arrival in Corfu as a migration-like journey

The family’s chaotic arrival in Corfu as a migration-like journey

The map in words

  • The family’s chaotic arrival in Corfu as a migration-like journey
    • Migration
    • Corfu harbour and streets
    • Durrell family
    • Roger the dog
    • Comic tone
    • Family personalities
    • Key incidents
    • Narrator’s point of view

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are the important topics in The Migration (My Family and other Animals) for ICSE Class 10 English Literature-Treasure Chest ( Poems and Short Stories)?
Key topics in The Migration (My Family and other Animals) include Chapter Overview, Characters and Their Roles, Major Events in the Chapter, Themes and Ideas. Study these first, then practise questions on each for the ICSE Class 10 board exam.
What do the concept maps for The Migration (My Family and other Animals) show?
The 4 maps show how the ideas in The Migration (My Family and other Animals) connect: The Migration — Complete Chapter Overview; Chapter Overview — The Migration. Each map is also written out as an outline on this page.
How should I revise The Migration (My Family and other Animals) for the ICSE Class 10 board exam?
Learn the core ideas first, then work through the 65 practice questions on The Migration (My Family and other Animals). Revise definitions regularly and use flashcards for quick recall before the exam.

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