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Sonata for Harp and Bicycle by Joan Aiken

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Sonata for Harp and Bicycle by Joan Aiken

Sonata for Harp and Bicycle

Joan Aiken

• Joan Aiken is an English writer who during her childhood she lived in a creepy old house and based on some of her personal experiences she wrote “Sonata for Harp and Bicycle”. The main characters job in the story was really a job that had Aiken.

• The story is told in third person.

• Jason Ashgrove: Curious, brave, is in love with miss golden, caring.

Bernice Golden: Brave, is in love with Jason, shy, and is scared to tell Jason about the ghosts.

William Heron: Romantic, stupid, gets to conclusions too soon.

Daisy Bell: Stupid, loves William deeply, insecure.

• This story took place in Grimes Buildings in London, England. The setting is important because this is where William Heron and Daisy committed suicide and their ghosts are still there.

• The bicycle and the harp are artefacts that symbolises something in the story. William patrolled the corridors in the building on his bicycle so when Jason was first

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