In Paris,
the narrator found where Mr. Strickland had stayed, and visited Charles. From
their conversation, the teller knew that Charles didn’t love his wife and
children anymore. And in Paris
he decided to paint. The narrator was in perplexity.
When the teller returned to England, he
went to Mrs. Strickland. There he began to speak with Amy, Mr. and Mrs. MacAndrew
about his conversation with Mr. Strickland. They couldn’t believe the teller’s
words. But in the end Mrs. Strickland started to hate him and told that they
were strangers to each other now.
Then Mrs. Strickland decided to start her life
anew. Soon she had a success and became a head of in Chancery Lane.
The narrator was bored with London and he made
a decision to live in France.
Then the teller visited his friend from Rome Dirk Stroev who was a painter. The
teller knew that his friend Dirk was admired of works of Charles Strickland. And
Dirk arranged meeting with Mr. Strickland. The teller concluded, the Charles
had greatly changed since the last time they met.
A TELLER is better replaced by a STORYTELLER
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...the Charles had BEEN greatly changed
ps
What is the name of narrator ?
Use it in your summaries.
Narrator hasn't name in "The moon and Sixpence"
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