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1. Lady King Charles Spaniel, Tramp Welsh Terrier, trusty Great Dane, Jock Schnauzer.

2. Jock buried his bones and sang Loch Lomand, a Scottish folk song.

3. The film was created in 1955, but the plot background is not. Searching for the life and creative background of the screenwriter Ward Greene was fruitless. Based on the interior decoration style, character clothing, and steam train appearing in the movie, the background is probably between the late Victorian era and Edward VII.

4. The Welsh Terrier was recognized as a new breed by the British Kennel Club in 1886. Ten new dog breeds were born during the Victorian period.

5. The London Zoo has been open to the public since 1847. The Victorian period was also a period of flourishing development of natural history, flora and fauna.

6. The morning post that appeared in the movie was merged by the Daily Telegraph in 1937.

7. Jock told Lady that Trusty dreamed of being exchanged with his grandfather and trapped in Crimea. Before being raised by the current owner, he was miserable and lost his sense of smell. After being awakened from sleep, Trusty described seeing the target as "6 feet 2 inches high and 3 feet wide." It is speculated that the Trusty series was raised as a military scout dog, and was adopted because of the loss of smell.

8. The Crimean War (1853-1856) was the beginning of the modern technological war. The British and French forces fought for control of the Black Sea with Russia in January 1854. The army regiments dispatched from February included the 71st Highland Dogs. Mission (the 71st Highlanders regiment with dog). Presumably, this was the reason why Trusty's grandfather was trapped in Crimea.

9. The value orientation of lady and tramp in the movie is to give up taking risks and return to the family. The personality of lady also meets the requirements of women in that era. When the time comes to 2019, the shepherdess in Toy Story 4 abducted Buzz Lightyear to continue the adventure journey. Women no longer follow the tradition and depend on their families and men. The rise of feminism has caused a change in the value orientation of literary works.

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Extended Reading

Lady and the Tramp quotes

  • Tramp: [looking around at the rich end of town] I'll bet they got a lid on every trash can.

    [sees a small metal fence around a tree]

    Tramp: Uh-oh, and a fence around every tree. I wonder what the leash-and-collar set does for excitement?

  • [the Rat has snuck into the baby's bedroom through the window and Lady has been barking at it, alerting Tramp]

    Tramp: What's wrong, pidge?

    Lady: A rat!

    Tramp: Where?

    Lady: Upstairs, in the baby's room.

    Tramp: Which way do I get in?

    Lady: Through the little door, on the porch.

    [Tramp enters the house through the dog door, goes upstairs to the baby's room where he fights with the rat]