@KaylaDanley2 I think he might have done it as away to show how similar they were as humans. Also how hard working they were and how much it meant to him and how they had a good influence on him. #worldlitmd
@Isabelleclark95 I think, everyone has gone through a time where they feel out of place. I think a big one for me would be middle school of trying to find my place to belong in my group of friends.
@Alyssaryanish I agree, I do not think this was a lie, but the fact that you do not always know someone based on how they act in public for the few short hours that you see them.
@Akyriyah I agree, right at first you could tell that he was trying to come up with something. Even though at first it took a while to understand that he was coming from a theme and then did not like the theme so he switched.
"A room of ones own" is all about how she felt being a women in the world she lived in and how it was unfair, so I think you can tell how she felt by looking at that.
@mcrowh84 I felt bad for him. That because of age gap became less interested, he was probably concerned for what society might think. Do you think that if people did not think it was weird that he would have still liked her?
Reading Bamboo Grove was very interesting. You can picture a court room in your head. He even included the dead man’s part of the story
Why do you think that the author who write something like this? Do you think that he wrote something so horrid because of his past?
@TheDrMollyD Theme is something that we used in high school alot, read a piece and then answered questions about the theme. I have never thought of word choice impacting the writing piece so greatly.