The Lost World Analysis

Name Reg. Numbers Title Author &age

: M. Laili Hanafi : A1B213083 : The Lost orl! b" : #ir Arthur $onan %o"le : 3'0 (on &%)* &L+T

1. ,-osition In 1912, there was a twenty-three years-old man named Edward Malone. He was a reporter reporter for Daily for  Daily Gazette, a news paper in London. One day, he went to McArdle, his news editor, to et a danero!s and ad"ent!ro!s mission. He was sent to inter"iew #rofessor  $eore Edward %hallener, who had assa!lted fo!r or fi"e other &o!rnalists, to determine if  his claims a'o!t his trip to (o!th America were tr!e. After assa!ltin Malone, %hallener  re"ealed his disco"ery of dinosa!rs in (o!th America, in the forest ro!nd the )i"er Ama*on. After ha"in 'een ridic!led for years, he in"ited Malone on a trip to pro"e his story, alon with #rofessor #rofessor (!mmerlee, another another scientist +!alified to eamine any e"idence, and Lord ohn )oton, )oton , an ad"ent!rer who new the Ama*on. /hey reached the platea! with the aid of  fi"e Indian and two mied race !ides, who are s!perstitio!sly scared of the area. One of  these Indians was tall and stron, called (ancho. /he two men of mied race were called $ome* and Mi!el. $ome* is the 'rother of a man that )oton illed the last time he was in (o!th America. 2. Raising $onfli/t 0hen the epedition manaes to et onto the platea!, $ome* and Mi!el destroy their 'ride, trappin them. $ome* clim'ed down the roc to the ro!nd slowly. Lord )oton pointed his !n and fired, and $ome*s 'ody fell to the ro!nd 'elow. Mi!el had reached the ro!nd ro!nd far 'elow. 'elow. /heir de"oted nero (ancho &!mped on Mi!el, Mi!el, and illed him. (ancho remained at the 'ase, '!t was !na'le to pre"ent the rest of the Indians from lea"in. 3ecidin to in"estiate the lost world, they were attaced 'y  pterodactyls  pterodactyls at  at a swamp. After eplorin the terrain and ha"in a few misad"ent!res in which the epedition narrowly misses 'ein illed 'y dinosa!rs dinosa!rs,, %hallener, (!mmerlee, and )oton were capt!red 'y a race of ape-men. Malone was not capt!red 'eca!se he did not there when his friend was capt!red. 3. $lima0hile in their "illae, they fo!nd o!t there was also a tri'e of h!mans 4/hey were small Indian men5 inha'itin the other side of the platea! with whom /he Ape-Men were constantly at war. )oton was a'le to ran r an o!t from /he Ape-Men, and met Malone. )oton manaed to escape and team !p with Malone to mo!nt to a resc!e. /hey arri"ed &!st in time to pre"ent the eec!tions of the #rofessors and se"eral other h!mans, who too them to the h!man tri'e. 0ith their help, they defeated the ape-men, tain control of  the whole platea!, and )oton had shot /he Ape-6in. . ,n! After witnessin the power of their !ns, the h!man tri'e did not want the epedition to lea"e, and tried to eep them there. Howe"er, the team finally disco"ered a t!nnel that led to the o!tside, where they met !p with (ancho and a lare resc!e party. 7pon ret!rnin to Enland Enland,, they presented presented their their story story at a meetin meetin  at the 8oolo 8ooloical ical Instit Instit!te. !te. #rofess #rofessor  or  %hallener opened a 'a and a 'a'y pterodactyl comes o!t. #eople screamed and frihtened the the pter pterod odact actyl yl and and it flie flied d o!t o!t of the the hall hall thro thro! !h h an open open wind window ow :ow :ow they they now now %halleners story was tr!e

&+NT +) , /his no"el !sed third person point of "iew in the "iew of Edward Malone, a reporter  on the Daily Gazette newspaper 

$HARA$T,R# 1. &R+TA+N#T a. &rofessor eorge $hallenger He is a *ooloist, a scientist who st!dies animals. He is "ery cle"er, '!t also 'adtempered. He hates reporters, had an enormo!s hear, a red face, rey eyes, and lon 'lac   'eard. His hands were 'i and stron and co"ered with thic 'lac hair. b. ,!4ar! Malone He is a reporter on the Daily Gazette newspaper, a twenty-three years man. He lies a danero!s and ad"ent!ro!s mission. /. &rofessor #ummerlee He is a scientist. He is a tall man and wearin lasses. He &oins #rofessor %hallener  to o to (o!th America and want to find o!t the tr!th. !. Lor! 5ohn Ro-ton He is a tra"eler, who lies sport and also lo"es h!ntin. He is a'o!t thirty-eiht years old, a "ery 'ra"e man and is not afraid of anythin. He has stron 'ody and cold 'l!e eyes. e. #an/ho He is a 3e"oted :ero (er"ant. He is tall and stron man. 2. ANTA+N#T a. ome6 He is a mied-race ser"ant who aids #rofessor %hallener and friends reach the  platea!. He is the 'rother of a man that )oton illed the last time he was in (o!th America. b. Miguel He is also a mied-race ser"ant who aids #rofessor %hallener and friends reach the  platea!. He helps $ome* to destroy the 'ride to the platea!, and then is illed 'y (ancho. 3. MA5+R $HARA$T,R# a. &rofessor eorge $hallenger b. ,!4ar! Malone /. &rofessor #ummerlee !. Lor! 5ohn Ro-ton e. #an/ho f. ome6 g. Miguel . MN+R $HARA$T,R# a. Mr. M/Ar!le He is the editor of the 3aily $a*ette newspaper, Edward Malones ;oss. He is a "ery ind person. b. The Ae7ing He is /he leader of the Ape-#eople. Has illed 'y Lord ohn )oton /. The &rin/e He is /he #rince of the Indian who capt!red 'y the Ape-Men.

#,TTN# 1. The #etting of Time. a. +ne morning, Malone met to Mr. McArdle to et a danero!s and ad"ent!ro!s mission. +n e!nes!a" morning , Malone went to #rofessor %halleners ho!se.  '. c. T4o "ears ago , #rofessor %hallener went on a &o!rney to (o!th America. At half ast eight , there was a meetin 'etween scientists. d. e. Ten !a"s later , at beginning of Ma" , #rofessor (!mmerlee, Lord )oton and Malone left for (o!th America. At t4el9e o/lo/; on 1' th 5ul", #rofessor (!mmerlee, Lord )oton and Malone open f. #rofessor %halleners en"elope. n the afternoon ne-t !a"< #rofessor %hallener fo!nd the wa y to the Lost 0orld. . h. +n the ninth !a"< the team reached the platea! of the Lost 0orld. 2. The #etting of &la/e a. Malone "isited Mr. M/Ar!les offi/e  to et a danero!s and ad"ent!ro!s mission.  '. Malone went to a librar" to find some articles a'o!t #rofessor %hallener. c. Malone went to &rofessor $hallengers house  to inter"iew him. d. /wo years ao, #rofessor %hallener went on a &o!rney to #outh Ameri/a, in the forest roun! the Ama6on Ri9er. e. /hat niht, there was a meetin at the =oologi/al nstitute. f. After meetin, Malone "isited Lor! Ro-tons house  which was near from =oologi/al nstitute. . After many wees of tra"ellin, #rofessor (!mmerlee, Lord )oton and Malone reached the to4n of Manoes on the Ama6on Ri9er .

TH,M, /he main theme of this no"el is a'o!t < an e-/iting an! unusual a!9enture>. &rofessor eorge $hallenger is a *ooloist, a scientist who st!dies animals. He in"ited #rofessor (!mmerlee, Lord )oton and Malone to &oin his &o!rney to (o!th America, in the forest ro!nd the Ama*on )i"er, to find the lost world, a world where creat!res from the past still ali"e.

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In this no"el is told there was a team of men that ne"er a"e !p to reach their oal, and always ept their relationship. (o, we can learn from this story a'o!t = :e"er i"e !p !ntil we reach o!r oal Always eepin the relationship maes fort!nate /ain re"ene is so 'ad and maes !nfort!nates.

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I thin that the most interestin part of this story is the feelins that readers ot from was really different with <(herloc Holmes> e"en tho!h the writer is the same.