(Miss)understood

distract turn in which she had to adapt to quickly. Upon her attempt, she never succeeded. Failing to cope with her father's death and her lover’s death ultimately led to her strange actions. Furthermore, Emily nor her actions were never really understood because she was only being observed from the outside by the townspeople so most of what was occurring inside the house or inside her head is unknown. Moreover, Emily became isolated from the town because no one took the time to really…

I believe I have a more in depth understanding of the novel after the Socratic Seminar, due to hearing other’s opinions. When I first read the book, I was a little lost and had to kept rereading pages to make sure I fully understood the story. I started to understand what was going on and even decipher some of what Dickens is trying to express in this writing. After the circle, I was introduced to other opinions, and learn other things. One question in the seminar asks if Pip’s life would’ve…

Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird is a novel that explores themes of intolerance, racism, and prejudice. These themes are often portrayed through the actions of the main characters, their interactions with others, and their experiences. Of all the seamlessly intertwined plotlines, the story of Boo Radley and the Tom Robinson trial were the most impactful on these characters. Boo Radley, a proclaimed “mockingbird”, was rumored to be an isolated criminal throughout the town of Maycomb but was…

to Jem, she tell him, “‘Well, she went on today about how bad it was him treatin’ the Jews like that…coming out of the courthouse that night Miss Gates was…talking with Miss Stephanie Crawford. I heard her say it’s time somebody taught ‘em a lesson, they were gettin’ way above themselves, an’ the next thing they think they can do is marry us” (330-331). Miss Gates said that it isn’t right to persecute because of prejudice. This is ironic, because after the court case and Tom Robinson has been…

first week we were there, the pastor, in the middle of his Spanish sermon, said in English, “Do you understand what I am saying?” We perked up since we finally understood him, but we answered, “No.” The church laughed. Thankfully, the church gathered five times a week, so our understanding of his messages grew quickly. Some days we had to miss because of our heavy load of homework. To our surprise people in our church body came to our door and asked, if we were falling away from the Lord and…

to use in order to achieve my goal. My goal has to be relevant by knowing why I want to reach the goals. Lastly is time, which is the date I want to accomplish my goals. REFLECTION 3 1. Obstacles • Financial problems • Illness that can make you miss classes 2. Solutions • You can overcome financial problems by apply for a study loan and also bursaries to pay for your tuition fees • As for being sick , a student can go see a doctor and receive medication for a speedy recovery UNIT 3 – AM…

WOOSTER — State Rep. Ron Amstutz thought he was just one of about 50 guests attending a luncheon at the Ohio Agricultural Research and Development Center to hear from Ohio State University President Michael Drake Thursday. What Amstutz discovered was Drake’s visit, part of his summer tour, was to honor the longtime state legislator for all his support given to Ohio State over the years. Drake talked about his vision of access, excellence, inclusivity and affordability, and then told the group at…

The children become scared of him and his house when passing by. In the novel there is also a fire at Miss Maudie’s, where the children Jem and Scout where standing away to be safe. Boo, unnoticed by the children, placed a warm blanket onto Scout when she wasn’t looking (chapters 7-8). The thought was too disguising that she wanted to hurl on the spot.…

meetings in order to make sure that everything gets done in proper timing in order to get that 4.0. In the GB 112 group I am in we covered all the basics within the first meeting, and even have a punishment settled out if a group member decides to miss a meeting without an…

Emerson’s “Writing Ethnographic Fieldnotes” is a comprehensive study of how data collection within ethnography involves thought, participation, and the realistic illustration of important scenes. Emerson delves into the how’s and why’s of ethnographic field notes to demonstrate that ethnographic research is about immersing oneself and creating an analytical and descriptive record of one’s observations. This research is unique because the researchers become a part of the society to understand…