Friday, August 16, 2013

jackie robinson brainstorming thingy

Early life:
was born January 31st 1919
home town was Cairo California
he was the youngest of 5
his dad left them
graduated John muir high school
Pasadena junior collage
joined ULCA track
joined military

Baseball:
played with other black ppl
Ricky selected him for the Dodgers
Have the guts not to fight back (he really said that)
was payed $600 a month
joined the big leagues 

that's all I have for now, they have a lot of info on Wikipedia.

Monday, April 29, 2013

Lesson 4, Review Q 2

There's no other way really to put it than to say, I think that Benedick challenging Claudio tells us that he will do anything for Beatrice, even if it means killing Claudio. He must have really fallen for her.

Thursday, April 25, 2013

Lesson 3,Review Q 4

Claudio is so angry with Hero? Well imagine it's the night before your wedding and you go to your wife/husband to Be's window and you think you see her/him cheating on you. I would be pretty angry. The reason  Claudio was so violently angry with Hero was, he thought that she was doing just that

Friday, April 19, 2013

Matter of love-Lesson 2 Review Question 8

To convenience Benedick that Beatrice loved him, Don Pedro, Claudio, and Leonato all gathered in the garden where they planed to trick him.They knew he was there and he would eves-drop on them, so they began to say how in love Beatrice was with Benedick. At first he didn't believe them, but then when  Claudio said. . . . "Then she falls down to her knees, weeps, sobs, beats her breast, tears her hair, prays, and curses: “Oh sweet Benedick! God give me patience!" he was quite convened. . . "Love me? Why, it must be requited!". Hero and Ursula played the same trickery on Beatrice. Hero saying she had herd from Don Pedro that Benedick loved Beatrice. She also fell for it.

Thursday, March 7, 2013

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there i changed the text, because i realized t that no one could read my blog. so here you go:-)
Elsie

Lesson 1 review question 8- Guilt

The differences between Mecbeth's guilt and Lady Mecbeth's guilt, was Mecbeth had a lot of guilt for killing Duncan, when he had just done the deed he almost had brake down, going a bit insane and seeing Duncan's ghost.  The only reason Lady Mecbeth did not kill Duncan, was because she thought he......."resembled My father as he slept",  having absolutely no guilt at all.

Monday, March 4, 2013

Review Question Two-A Good Man To A Bad Man

The moral issue of the play Mecbeth, was that you should believe everything three old hags have to say, and take it to the extreme   (Lady Mecbeth)  "Thane of Cawdor,' by which title, before, these weird sisters saluted me, and referred me to the coming on of time with 'Hail, king that shalt be!" later......   (Lady Mecbeth)   "And when goes hence?"   (Mecbeth)   "Tomorrow, as he purposes." (Lady Mecbeth)  "O, never Shall sun that morrow see!"

You really shouldn't take advice from strangers:-)



The beginning related to the end because it stared with the death of Duncan and the crowning of Mecbeth. Ending with the death of Mecbeth and the crowning of Malcolm.