“Deep Water” by William Douglas is an insightful narrative from Class 12 English that explores the author’s harrowing experience with a near-drowning incident during his youth. This chapter unveils Douglas’s deep-seated fear of water, which stemmed from a traumatic experience at a local swimming pool. The notes for this chapter provide a comprehensive analysis of the text, covering key themes such as fear and courage, and the psychological impact of traumatic experiences. They also include summaries, important character sketches, and significant quotes that highlight Douglas’s struggle to overcome his fear of water. Additionally, the notes offer critical insights into the author’s use of language and narrative techniques, making it a valuable resource for students aiming to grasp the depth of the story and its implications.






David Thomas –
A wonderful compilation for any classroom. Iโve recommended it to several colleagues. It bridges the gap between textbook theory and student understanding. Truly worth appreciating.