pg.38 2nd soliloquy

Hamlet is anxious for which he has just found out the guards have seen King Hamlets ghost. After Horatio, Marcellus, and Barnardo leave, Hamlet expresses what's on his mind. " My father's spirit in arms. All is not well. I doubt some foul play. Would the night were come! till then sit still, my soul. Foul deeds will rise, Though all the earth o' erwhelm them, to men's eyes." Now all Hamlet can do is wait until the time between eleven, and twelve at night.

10.25.10 hamlet

1. In pages 10-12 the book talks about King hamlet, and King Fortinbra. They were rivals, and while battling each other, Hamlet killed Fortinbra. The guards were discussing this because they were trying to figure out why their schedule is so strict. The ghost ends up coming back towards the end of page 12.

2. inverted syntax: "walks o'er the dew of yon high eastward hill"

Claudia Gonzalez's project was really good. She did a collage and a poem. The collage was really creative and looked great.

Rachel Tran drew a picture of Jack holding a devil looking mask. It was a very nice drawing and very creative.

Kevin and Bridgets poem was so good. The tone was powerful, especially at the end. They performed it in front of the class, which made i even better.

maus

i want to read maus (:

This Boy's Life Vocabulary #1

DOWN

1. grovel

3. conjure

5. curtly

6. scabrous

7. abjection

8. sepulchral

10. pretentious

11. ludicrous

14. reverie

17. coy

ACROSS

2. trickle

4. timbre

6. strident

9. implacable

12. acclamation

13. docile

15. furtive

16. novice

18. bellicose

19. nuance

vocab poem

Some people in this world tend to be so strident

Then they want to come to my shoulder and vent

That's funny 'cause they must think I'm ludicrous

groveling on my door step, hope they know I'm going to diss.

Logical Fallacies in Oral Addresses

logical facilities: a missconsumption resulting from incorrect reasoning.

ad hominem: an argument towards a person

false causality: not having a direct connection

red herring: changing the subject of an argument

overgeneralization: over speculating

bandwagon effect: people believing what others believe

satirical cartoon

satire

The Onion has a lot of satire within its stories.

-They have a picture of Shaq eating a pork sandwich during the game. They say he was doing good, but after he ate, he wasn't.

- The final season of Lost said it would make fans annoyed.

- worlds physicists complete study of physics

- how bad throwing away one bottle can be for the environment

-CSI performing at super bowl halftime

The Yellow Wallpaper

In the Yellow Wallpaper, the woman thought she saw things within the wall. She believed that there were people inside the wall. She was insane.

concrete details:

1. She hides her writing from her husband

2. husband doesn't want to believe she's sick

3. anxious

4. watched people

5. tries to catch the ghost in the walls

6. ignores her husband

7. determined

8. hated the wallpaper

9. losing her mind

10. stays in the room a lot

woman writers

When I read literature, I don't tend to base their writing styles on their sex, but now that i've thought about more I do see some differences. I think both women and men can choose the same topics, although one may understand another one better. If a book is about mostly about woman, I like to read it from a man, just to see their perspective on things. But for the most part, it doesn't matter to me.

dear Norman Mailer: kaycee and ebony

Dear Norman Mailer,

I feel as you you don’t have respect for woman. You feel superior to us lady’s, but in reality you have no idea. Maybe if you would have the balls to read my books, you would change your view on woman authors. So are you saying that you believe out of since children, if a daughter of yours wanted to pursue the dream of being an author, she would have to be a whore? I am not a heartless person, so I respect your opinions, I just strongly disagree. I may not be sane, but I have more sense then you. I feel that you should be open-minded, but who am I to change you.

Yours truly,

Virginia Wolfe

similarities

The similarities between Ethan Frome and The Story of an Hour is Ethan is in a happy place when wife is not with him, and Mrs. Mallard is happy when her husband is gone. Both of these stories are tragic tales.