Which “characters” in the text are represented in the title?

Correct the spelling mistake in the title of this text ("A philosopher and a gentlemen"). 

Write one word only in your answer below (and spell it correctly)

Identify all the underlined verbs in the following text:

In September, we went¹ to the Kruger Park for a few days.  We left² home early in the morning because we wanted to get³ to our camp before lunch.  On the way there, we stopped in Nelspruit because we had⁴ been⁵ sitting⁶ in the car for three hours and were rather tired.  We wanted to buy⁷ breakfast at KFC as we were really hungry, but unfortunately they had run out of eggs, so we had to go to the Wimpy.  We got to our camp at about 12h30.

One of the main themes of this poem could be that of suffering.

A regular rhyme and rhythm is used throughout the poem.

The word “I” in the third line refers to someone who was close to the drowned man in the water.

The explanation that the man always enjoyed playing about (“larking”) seems to suggest that he is to blame for his own drowning. 

The words “chap” and “larking” are examples of informal English.

The word “heard’ suggests that the man who drowned had called out to people, hoping to be saved.