师：Around my jacket. Hey, clash games. Good afternoon, guys. Sit down, please. So we just listened to a song called Price Tag, right? It's about money. And today we are going to learn the value of money and embark on the journey to be a playwright. Are you ready?
生：Yes.
师：Okay, let's go. So after this class, I hope we can acquire the basic elements of a script. Also, we need to learn how to write a dramatic scene in groups. Okay, and finally, we need to understand and establish the right attitude towards money. Okay, so first, do you like drama?
生：Yes.
师：So what's this very famous. Yeah, and now let's welcome our performers and enjoy their performance. One day. Mathew had arrest my part. She met a matter who is still young, charming and beautiful. It is Jane.
师：Hello, Jane.
生：But madam, maybe you made a mistake. I haven't seen you before. I'm my fear your friend.
师：Oh, my role has feel you have changed so much because of you, of me. How so? Do you remember the network I borrow from UK? So yes, you want your ball with your husband and you look it nice with it. I lost it in the ball, but I remember you return to me 10 years ago. That's the new one. He looks sad as that one. And this next has taken up 10 years to pay for it. 10 years. Oh, my pro, my Bill. The Magnus was fake. It was worn at most only 500 years.
师：Excellent breakfast. But for lovers. So why watching? Do you think about the question? So what do you think of Matthew?
生：No.
师：Does she have the right attitude towards money?
生：No. Maybe no, right?
师：You see, it turned out that the necklace that she borrowed was a. Yeah, was a fake one. Was fake. However, she spent 10 years paying the debt with her husband, right? And she actually already paid the price for her vanity. Do you know the meaning? Can you guess?
生：Yeah, great.
师：So we can say she is a vain person. Okay, she's a vain woman. So maybe she doesn't have the right attitude towards money. So what about you? Do you have the right attitude towards money?
生：Yeah, really?
师：Oh, so keep this question in your mind. Alright, what is the right attitude towards money? Okay, what is the right attitude we should take towards money? Keep that in your mind. And now let's move into our lesson, The Million Pound, which you know is another play about money. Okay, so two old men made a bet whether a young man could live with a million, yeah, a million pound note for a month in London, right? And they chose Harry. So after getting this note, he went to a tailor. Yeah, we can see he went to a tailor shop. This act happens in a tailor shop. And I already asked you guys to finish a mind map about the main plot, right? Yeah, here are some of your works. Look at it. What do you think?
生：Really beautiful. Interesting.
师：So, yeah, so clear, right? Yeah, you understand the class so clearly. What about, let's invite one of you to explain something to us. Okay. Okay. Bye bye. Jenny.
生：Before showing the million - pound note, Henry is treated poorly and the clerk gives him a cheap coat. And then the clerk becomes angry because Henry doesn't have change after showing his million - pound note. The owner immediately changes his attitude and takes Harry to another part of the store. And the owner takes Harry to another part of the store and they, yeah, are very glad that they will spend a long time getting Henry's payment.
师：Great. Thank you. I really enjoy your explanation. Yes. So Jiayin mentioned that the attitude of the clerk and owner changed, right? Have you thought about a question? Why did they change their attitude?
生：Yeah, because of the note.
师：So actually, we can divide this play into two parts. What are the two parts?
生：Before.
师：So the note before and...
生：After, right? Before showing and after.
师：So before showing that note, Harry was treated badly. What do you know? Yeah, cuz you previewed the lesson very well, right? Good guys. So he was treated badly, but what about after? After showing the note, Henry was treated very well, right? This time, very well. Okay, in the shop. So let's have a detailed look at this. Okay, so before showing, what kind of clothes does the clerk show Henry? Maybe lies in there? What kind of clothes?
生：A ready - made suit.
师：Yes, here, right? Ready - made suits. What is a ready - made suit? And another one is tailor - made. Which one is more expensive?
生：Tailor - made, of course.
师：So the clerk shows Henry the cheaper one, right? Why?
生：Because he thinks Henry is very poor.
师：How can he know Harry is poor? So you can see from the picture, Harry's clothes were worn, right? So actually the clerk is judging people by their appearance, by their clothes, which is not right, which is not good. Okay. And question 2, how do we know the clerk's attitude now?
生：His words.
师：Yeah, from his words, right? Maybe we can learn something, find some clues from them. I'd like to give you 20 seconds. Okay, fill in the blanks, look at your handouts and also the textbook. Fill in the blank.
生：He spoke to Henry in a rude manner. And said “You'd better leave quickly and get out.” Also, he continued looking at him impatiently.
师：Yeah, getting out quick. Also, trying not to show he's angry, but actually he is already angry. Angry, right? Angry now. So what about the attitude? Let's see, in a rude manner, sitting there. Oh, in the light, right? So Harry is the customer, right? Customer should be treated like God. However, they treat the customer like that. It's so impolite. And also “get him out quick”.
生：Getting out quick, impatient, wonderful.
师：What about this sentence? “I suppose a gentleman like you only carries very large bills.”
生：Great. So we can say it is sarcastic.
师：Yeah, sarcastic. So that is before showing, right? Their attitude was rude, angry, impatient, impolite. What about after? Yeah, you see these faces can show their attitude. Okay, what about after showing the bank note? Yeah, of course they change, right? So what are their reactions when seeing the bank note?
生：They're all surprised. Shocked.
师：We can see their what? Yeah, we can see their reactions here. Could you fill in the blank? There are many verbs, right? Yes, yeah. Also, I'll give you 15 seconds. Okay, I have a list of verbs to show their attitude.
生：Wow, could you tell me?
师：Yes, like staring at Harry's coat and then he will close his eyes and open them again. As if looking at something unbelievable, right? What about the owner? He understands we, yeah, should be right? He is so surprised and they are shocked, right? Like the face here, right? So shocked. What about next? So now their attitude changes. How do we know? We can also find some details. Their reactions. Oh, their reactions. Yeah, we just mentioned. And what about the dialogues, the lines? Could you read with emotions to experience their feelings?
生：There are so many “sir”, right? And “never mind without...” Can you show your partner a broad smile? Maybe like this with shining eyes? Okay. And continue. “It was made for some king, but he will just have to wait. And you are superior to your king.” And also “you don't have to worry about...”
师：Yeah, yes, we can wait, whatever. Of course, you are... No, great. So what are those people's attitude now, sir? We just mentioned they were really impolite before. Right. What about now?
生：We can say a little bit over - polite this time after seeing the bank note. And also, are they patient now?
师：Yeah, yeah, patient. And what about those sentences? They are saying many good words, right?
生：In Chinese, very good. So we can say flattering.
师：Yeah, flattering. So that is after showing the note. As you can see, their attitude changed so much, right? From impolite to patient, sarcastic to overly polite. So could you use Chinese to fill in your blank? What kind of characteristic of the owner? And it's quite simple.
生：Nice.
师：Yeah, you guys are really good at Chinese. Yeah, so I would like to use this word “snobby”. Yeah, snobby means... Great. And also, what about next one, Cheryl? Oh, I already gave you... He's right, shell. Okay. And why continue to ask more questions? Why are the people shallow and snobby? Maybe it has some connection with the author. You know, this play is adapted from, yeah, it's adapted from a novel written by Mark Twain, right? And he's really good at writing this kind of novels. And also people's characteristics can be shown by those characters, right? So maybe at that time, most people at that age were snobbish and shallow, right? And for more reasons, you can try to search the internet and know more about the background information. Okay, have a deeper understanding. Very good. So we just finished the content part. We have a better understanding of the play. And now we need to know more about the structure. How many elements are there in a scene? Well, it's so obvious, right? You can see that on the blackboard. And I would like to ask one of you guys to come here and play the matching game. Anyone? Just come here. The first one to volunteer can have the chance. Alright, thank you. So cool. And the other students, please match on your handouts. Yeah, let's finish it together.