Sharon

why did hellen keller’s dog run away?

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

aaaAAA @litwithlayton

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton This “small” fact about Eric Garner shows who he was and makes us think about the way he was wrongfully taken from the world. This poem helps us to feel closer to his death and reminds us that his life was just as important as anyone else’s #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton V criticizes marriage traditions and women’s roles in society, while including dark humor about stereotypes and gender roles. Also, the gov is trying to create solutions for twisted morals that are written to look absurd #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton Newt and Catherine’s “long walk” through their relationship is about sacrifice and the power of love. Although abrupt, the ending hints that they get their forever together, after going through odd phases and getting to their marriage #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton This type of equality is not ideal because there would be no advancement in society. People cannot all be the same, but they can be treated the same. This type of society would never grow or learn, meaning that our world needs our differences #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton This story does show the importance of perspective and how people may view these cases differently, similarly to how Adam and his family had opposing views than Fiona on his own case. #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton I think it is better for people to believe in their own morals and beliefs instead of mythical ideas. When people are fragile in their mental state, they may look to believe in anything else but their own morals #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton Their kiss was unexpected to me bc their relationship seemed like two companions who needed each other’s presence but it shows that they are both unstable in their morals currently #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton I think they have similarities in the way that they are making decisions based on their morals. They are both confused about important situations in their lives, but Fiona still sees him as a child rather than a relatable friend #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton I think Adam finally recognizes that Fiona had the best intentions for him, unlike the people he was religiously affiliated with, including his parents. He is grateful now that he feels more free #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@katrinaliuser Fiona may be saying that Jack, despite asking for an affair, is more in love with her than she is with him. Clearly she enjoys working and being alone more than spending time with him, and Jack still wants to be with her #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton Fiona was feeling freer as she was working alone on these cases. She felt a sense of relief when talking to Adam, as an escape from her current reality. Seeing Jack again brings her back to her reality, which she is not too content with. #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@zhack999 Although he is somewhat sweet with her, I think he calls her “My lady” because he acknowledges her power and does not want her to influence his own thoughts. He is keeping his distance but also enjoys her presence #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton I also think that he is using his confidence and intelligence to use as a mask for his true feelings about his life and what can happen to him. I think he is sweet to Fiona because he needs acknowledgement from someone and she cares for him #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@jasmine_khosla @katrinaliuser I agree, as there is science to prove many statements, religious people have facts from their religion to support these same statements in a different way. Religious people have their own decision making process which is deeply rooted in their history, like the bible #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton I think it can be; cults have a negative connotation, and someone who is active in their religion could be offended if they were referred to as a cult. Cults are known to be more extreme which can be similar to some religious people depending on their level of devotion #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@sydnopsis Fiona’s career definitely impacted the way Jack felt about their relationship. He noticed that she prioritized her work over her relationship with him, and he felt like he was getting nothing out of it. I think Jack has felt the slight disconnect since the beginning #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton Everyone has different answers as to when they felt like they became an adult. I would feel like an adult when I move out and I am not relying on my parents financially anymore. Also, people don’t mature at the same rate and I think that is important to deciding this #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@sillitani I think mixing her work and her relationship is difficult and confusing for Fiona. She finds comfort in her job and prioritizes it over her relationship. It seems that she would not want to open up about it because she likes to keep them separate #laylit20

[Sharon @Sharon4LitClass]

@litwithlayton Blind luck is what determines how we live our lives. We don’t choose where we’re born or what we’re born into; we are shaped by everything around us. Fiona felt impacted by her cases bc she has to work with ppl who are less fortunate and have worse luck. #laylit20