In this excerpt from Household Words, Volume I page 253, the poem gives more insight
into the life of an orphan during this time. It put into clearer context what
Jo would be like during this Victorian period. This portion helped to write a
scene for Jo.
In this piece from Household Words Volume XIII, Gibbet Street talks of the thieves of
London residing on this street. Surrounded by various luxurious places such as
theaters and upscale shops. Gibbet Street is the one place that the bands of
robbers call home. This helped tremendously to put the streets of London into
context for the role play. Specifically for the presentation when we focused on
crime and theft in the streets and Gibbet Street brought the Victorian street
culture to life.
This piece from Household
Words helped to put together our power point about the streets and put into
context the effects of urbanization in the Industrial Revolution.
All
the Year Round Volume IX provided an excerpt about the
Dress of Paris during the Victorian Era. The wealthy dressed elaborately,
colorfully, and expensively. One would find people of all social classes
occupying the street of London. For our role play we tried to exemplify what
more wealthy women would be wearing by sporting clothing items just as long
skirts, a blazer and sweater to represent jackets, and long boots. This
enhanced the role play by showing what wealthy women might look like walking
down the street.
Dawn Kelly
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