DUMPLIN

Scene 11 (From 00:34:33up to 00:38:05)

At the cafeteria

1_ Bo invites Dumplin to see…

1_ A solar eclipse 2_ A small meteor shower 3_ A comet

2_ In the vehicle, Bo and Dumplin have a conversation. Put the dialogue into the correct order.

A. “-It’s a real pretty night.” ____

B. “-What’s the deal with that photo in you locker?” ____
C. “-Best sit in the house, right there.” ____
D. “-My aunt Lucy loved her. I was probably singing Dolly before I could talk.” ____
E. “-She’s, like, one of the greatest singer – songwriters of all time (…)” ____
F. “-There’s just something amazing about her.” ____
G. “-And it’s like she’s always one step ahead, you know?” ____

3_ What happens when Bo caresses Dumplin’s back?

4_ Critical thinking: Have you ever felt insecure about your body? Why? Why not?

Take a piece of paper and write one thing

you like and one thing you don’t like
about yourself. Make a paper plane and
throw it in the middle of the classroom.
Take one (not yours) and read the
sentences aloud. Finally, guess who
wrote them.
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Scene 11 (From 00:34:33up to 00:38:05)

At the cafeteria

1_ Bo invites Dumplin to see…

1_ A solar eclipse 2_ A small meteor shower 3_ A comet

2_ In the vehicle, Bo and Dumplin have a conversation. Put the dialogue into the correct order.

H. “-It’s a real pretty night.” 2

I. “-What’s the deal with that photo in you locker?” 3
J. “- Best sit in the house, right there.” 1
K. “-My aunt Lucy loved her. I was probably singing Dolly before I could talk.” 5
L. “-She’s, like, one of the greatest singer – songwriters of all time (…)” 4
M. “-There’s just something amazing about her.” 6
N. “-And it’s like she’s always one step ahead, you know?” 7

3_ What happens when Bo caresses Dumplin’s back? She tells Bo that it’s very late and she goes away.

4_ Critical thinking: Have you ever felt insecure about your body? Why? Why not?

Take a piece of paper and write one thing

you like and one thing you don’t like
about yourself. Make a paper plane and
throw it in the middle of the classroom.
Take one (not yours) and read the
sentences aloud. Finally, guess who
wrote them.