Back in Time for Dinner - 1880s
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- Waking up in the 1880s
- Working as an engineer in the 1880s
- Women's rights in the 1880s
- NO WOMEN'S RIGHT TO VOTE, NO REAL PARLIAMENT REPRESENTATION
- The kids prepare themselves for the day, dressing up in period costumes, while dad goes to work. As a wealthy, upper-middle class family, they have a cook that baked a cake for breakfast. Mum is nowhere to be seen.
- Education in the 1880s
- rosa ,rosae, rosae, rosam, rosa, rosa
- Frank, the dad, has to work as an engineer for the construction of Tower Bridge in London, however he soon has to face the difficulties that come from not having all the technological advantages of the 21th century
- Back home
- Mary, the mum, takes part in a remonstrance for the women's right to vote, that's why she wasn't at home early in the morning. Little does she know that every single participant is going to get in trouble.
- Children entertainment in the 1880s
- Lily and Ben listen to their tutor who's teaching them basic notions about the Latin language
- Mary gets back home safely at the same time as Frank.
- The family finishes its day by assisting at a popular form of entertainment during the Victorian era: the magic lantern show. It consists of one or more lenses (generally made of glass) that depicted a story. Complex as it may seem, the process of this particular camera obscura is actually based on inserting each slide upside-down, as the light that struck each plate would project the image inverted.
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