Rajas Chordiya

#laylit19 P. 7/8 🔥📝🔥

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@LitMeghan Our team when Shridhar used the word visage instead of face...#laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@carmenlooilit I think he will forgive him for sure. He is the only one who supports the king, so he will definitely look past what Kent said before. In addition, the King will have realized that Kent was right before since he lost his power. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@amiraalit_ @carmenlooilit @brookeaplit I agree. I don’t know if she will end up becoming the ruler, but I have a good feeling that she will help resolve the tension between King Lear and Goneril and Regan. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@nikhildlit @gill_aplit I see Kent as a character who will be vital in the story as a whole. He reminds me of Horatio from Hamlet. I think he won’t die because he serves as one of the only characters who supports the king. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@nooramanalalala @litshaan_bezbol @cindyliulit Especially after watching the films, it is clear that King Lear and his knights were being overly obnoxious, so I feel worse for the sisters. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@LitMeghan @brookeaplit I wonder what will happen though because King Lear is another one of Shakespeare’s tragedies, so I don’t know if Cordelia will be able to save the day. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@nikhildlit I agree. I don’t think he will contribute much to the actual plot of the play, but he will add small insights here and there throughout the story. Because of this, I don’t see him dying. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@doralitexplorer @gracelit1 Kent’s character reminds me of Horacio in Hamlet. I don’t see him dying anytime soon. I feel as if he will have a pivotal role in the play. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@HannaKi81468159 Compared to the other movie the first movie seemed very dull. The audience of the second film was laughing throughout the scene and generally seemed engaged. I think that shows how much more nuanced the second film is. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@smay66719207 I feel like the second film got me to like Edmund even more. They way the actor played Edmund made me realize how clever and cunning he really is. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@litshrey @brookeaplit Hamlet is better in my opinion bc I enjoyed how clever Hamlet was. But I feel like later on Edmund might resemble Hamlet. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@nicole_littttt I think it is just how egotistical he is. He cares too much about his image instead of what is really important. If he truly loved her, he wouldn’t have acted so rash. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@elaineku19 Yea that’s true. I was just casually watching Lion King 1 and 2 and it was cool seeing the parallels between the movies and Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@gracelit1 Also because she was the most loved daughter, she never had to kiss up to her father which is what her sisters did. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@nicole_littttt I enjoy reading poems that make you look at something differently or have a different perspective on something. For instance the Blurry Cow takes something very ordinary and makes something unique out of it. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@nicole_littttt I definitely prefer reading the free verse poems, because I feel as if the writers have more freedom. As a result writers, can put more of an emphasis on their themes instead of the actual writing. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@elaineku19 It has such a unique way of describing the racial struggle in the country. I especially love the way it goes into feelings of the narrator to give the audience a better understanding. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@BridgetEilers That and also the focus of different poems are what makes poetry interesting for me. For instance the Blurry Cow took something that seems so insignificant and made it significant. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@AnuragArasanLit @gracelit1 I agree with Anurag, but I feel like it stems from just the beauty of the scene. Even during the interview Pardlo emphasized that. #laylit19

[Rajas Chordiya @rajaslit]

@smay66719207 @shridaddyislit @lindsey_lit I observed the same thing. There is a clear distinction between the interaction of the narrator and Norton in the beginning and end. I wonder what Ellison was trying to convey about both the narrator and Norton. #laylit19