Does Paul only have music lessons from Herr Keller Maestro is a book written by Peter Goldsworthy The novel has many different kind of characters within the text Eduard Keller was highly regarded and respected in Vienna as a good pianist so to be taught by him as Paul was would be a great honour Paul who could be known as a poor student had to focus very hard to become the pianist that he dreamed he was capable of becoming To become a concert pianist was nearly an impossible job and Keller at m
Is Kim Against Women In the beginning of Kim by Rudyard Kipling the reader is introduced to a male dominated world In this novel women are seldom mentioned and when they are it is not in a flattering way In the introduction written by Edward Said he says that in this novel women are debased an unsuitable for male attention pg 12 This statement id supported any time through out the novel Although women are not glorified they are not all portrayed in a negative way There are a few women who Kim d
Maestro Demonstrates that successful relationships are founded on mutual respect Various forms of relationships exist within the novel Maestro Peter Goldsworthy demonstrates the many types of relationships that Paul encounters whilst in the process of growing up The novel a first person narrative from the protagonist Paul Crabbe demonstrates that in order for relationships to be successful they must include consideration for one another and some sort of common ground on which both parties align