Passages
Have you ever wanted to explore something other than being stuck in your boring lifestyle? In unit two the overall theme is passages, but the subtopic themes is journeys of discovery and rites of passage. All of these tied together mean that as you are growing up your mind becomes more curious to explore new things. Although the stories are different most of the character share some of the same characteristics. For example, in the poem “ Song of The Open Road” by Walt Whitman and another poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost both of the characters talk about how they either regret not taking the fun adventurous and instead taking the boring path which could be their normal day lives. The characters also are talking about how
Have you ever wanted to explore something other than being stuck in your boring lifestyle? In unit two the overall theme is passages, but the subtopic themes is journeys of discovery and rites of passage. All of these tied together mean that as you are growing up your mind becomes more curious to explore new things. Although the stories are different most of the character share some of the same characteristics. For example, in the poem “ Song of The Open Road” by Walt Whitman and another poem “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost both of the characters talk about how they either regret not taking the fun adventurous and instead taking the boring path which could be their normal day lives. The characters also are talking about how