명화 읽는 영어수업 24(국회의사당 화재)

1.

1) The big fire is the first thing you see. It takes up most of the picture and grabs your attention right away.

2) The flames are bright and jump into the sky. The smoke swirls around and looks wild. The artist used strong, quick brushstrokes to show movement.

3) You can see the Houses of Parliament. They are burning and falling apart. Some parts are covered in smoke and flames.

4) The artist uses bright orange, red, and yellow for the fire, and dark blue and black for the night sky and water. This contrast makes the fire look even brighter and more powerful.

5) It makes you feel surprised, scared, or sad. The fire is huge, and the people can’t stop it—they can only watch.

6) The fire is the main focus. That shows how powerful and unstoppable it is. It’s bigger than the people or buildings.

7) The fire destroyed the old building, but after that, a new one was built. It shows that sometimes something must end for something new to begin.

8) The people are standing by the river or on boats, watching the fire. They probably feel scared, shocked, or helpless.

9) They were the center of British government. Losing them was a big deal for the country.

10) People might have felt worried or unsafe. The government had to rebuild and maybe even rethink how things were run.

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the shouts of panic from those around me

keep our bearings in the chaos

democracy, history, relief, government, grateful