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=My Work=

Jacob's Room
Jawless Sheep's Skull - I cleared up the confusion of "changed" description of the skull, and had an inquiry on JHe's statement. The Strange Thing About Life - I gave my opinion on the meaning of a Virginia Woolf quote she uses in the novel. Jacob's rooms. - Here I stated what I think about the significance of Jacob's rooms. Tangible Darkness - I gave my interpretation of a particular quote on darkness and its relation to death. Jacob to the window - One of my reasonings for why Jacob is always looking out his windows. Chaos vs. Cosmos - I explained my belief that chaos is inevitable and is a constant in our lives. Beautiful Passages - I put out my own understanding of a particular beautiful passage.

The Making of A Poem
Ballad: Why So Male-Oriented?- My question as to why the balladeer is rarely a woman. The Ballads Today - I described how the ballad must fit the song, and vice versa, and how that is not a simple process. What Makes a Ballad Great? - To me, what makes a ballad great. Blank Verse, Heroic Couplet, Stanza: Then Why Read? - My thoughts on why how something is said is just as important as what is said. Closest to Human Speech? - Thoughts on blank verse and the way artists express themselves. Random Question - When deviation is good versus bad. The Prelude - My comments on the said poem. better without rhyme? - My take on whether poetry is better with or without rhyme. Saying Yes - What I think the meaning of the poem is - perhaps, "Whatever happens, happens." Too Many Hyphens - The hyphens in Dickinson's poem were necessary. Stanzas Purpose - The stanza's structure can highlight the stresses of the poem. The Elegy/Pastoral: [|The Thought-Fox] - Relax our minds in order to refocus. [|From the Porch] - Missing the old days. [|What makes these poems?] - Definition of poem open to interpretation. [|Nature] - My definition of what nature is. [|The Bear] - Why I think it's in poem form. [|Remembered Morning] - Why I think it's in the present tense. [|Waiting for the Storm] - Metaphor or just an experience? [|Mock Orange] - The feeling of the poem and why. [|gender specified vehicles?]- How I don't think it is against women in general. __Child Burial__ - What struck me about this poem. [|Pygmalion's Image] - My thoughts on the comparison. [|Ave Maria] - The purpose of its structure. [|Media Coverage] - The significance of the media in our reactions to poetry. [|The Thought-Fox] - My idea of what a thought-fox is or represents.

She Stoops to Conquer
Miss Hardcastle and Marlow - I gave my opinion for why Miss Hardcastle maintains an interest in Marlow. Deception as a theme - My support of deception as a theme, and what the point of it was. Significance of title - What I think the title means, and how the theme relates to our time. How Everything Went Wrong Made Everything Go Right? - Overanalyzing can be necessary, and my comment about the plays abnormality. The Equations - I gave and explained my partnership's equation.

As I Lay Dying
Peabody's Help - My opinion on Dewey Dell's pregnancy and what she wants. Darl Knows - Did Darl know about Anse's motives the whole time? Anse's Burden - Why Anse was his own burden. Was Addie a Good Mother? - On how I don't think Addie was a good mother. As I lay rotting - My view on the mistreatment of Addie's coffin, and how we could still find verities of the human heart in such a morbid novel. Darl in WWI - Whether Darl's wartime experiences played a significant role for his character. The Wedding Dress - What Addie's wearing of her wedding dress could mean. Eyes - What the description of the eyes had to do with the novel as a whole. Scarlett Letter - How the novel does and doesn't relate to TSL. Failed Heroism - My explanation for the incidences of heroism and that which failed.

The Cherry Orchard
Strange Vanya - My take on Uncle Vanya. What an ending - It was a clean, concise ending. They're Gone... - The reason for the repetition of that quote. Laughter (Or Lack Thereof) - Why Yelena would laugh at seemingly inappropriate times. The Format of the Movie - How the movie helped with the mood of the play. Who Knows? - The possibilities of what Tropimov was referring to in a quote. somewhat random - How I feel about certain quotes of Vanya and Sonya.

The Crying of Lot 49
[|the end] - Why the ending is significant and justified. [|Power of the Mind] - How Oedipa's thoughts affected her world. [|Much More] - What significance Mucho's name could have. [|Oedipa Oedipus] - The link that can be drawn between the two characters. [|Meaningless details?] - Why I don't think any details included were unimportant. [|Oedipa's Attractiveness] - Why I think men are attracted to Oedipa's character.

The Things They Carried
[|"Mary Anne Belle" continued] - An analysis of Mary Anne's change. [|American casualties] - My thoughts on the soldiers' reactions to death. [|The thing about remembering] - A reflection on remembering. [|Measurements] - The introduction was just right. __start?__ - I liked the Jimmy Cross chapter at the start of the novel. [|The Man I Killed cont.] - Truth can be extracted from the story. [|Do you still feel emotion?] - My reactions to the fictional stories. [|Fight or Run?]- We all perform acts of "cowardice."

Long Day's Journey Into Night
[|Main Themes] - On the topic of trust. [|Contradictions] - Thinking before we speak. [|Trust] - What needed to be done for Mary. [|Acting] - Why the family chose denial. [|Eugene=Edmund] - Why O'Neill didn't use his name to represent himself. [|Who causes addiction?] - Who I think is to blame for the addiction. [|House or Home] - The definition of what a home is, and why Mary doesn't feel it. [|Oh boy, another Oedipus reference] - I don't think it was an Oedipus reference.

Invisible Cities
[|Women's names] - Why I think the cities are named after women. [|poetic prose] - I think that the sections can be known as a form of poetry. [|Dark City] - How the movie correlated to the novel. [|Seriously...] - What I thought about the movie. [|Trude] - Could represent his want of a new life. [|Zirma?] - Cities are different for different people. [|irony] - Our lives are constantly chaotic. [|Ceasing to See] - Losing the details due to habit. [|Creator of the world] - Our control of how we react.

Essays
Reading versus Hearing - How an aloud reading is a significant aid. Eager Fools - My idea of a fool and how I can see them as heroes. He Does Make a Good Point - My agreement and disagreement with the presented quotes. Impossible - It's impossible to compare with God, but not impossible to imitate nature. But What About Beauty? - Beauty is not a good substitute for difficulty.

Collaborations
(non-post pages made with others) Virginia's Drawing Room - A picture I found of Woolf and her father. another link to another collab -

Discussions
links to discussion pages (see tab above) to which you've contributed

=External Links= [|Carmel Catholic] [|brtom.org]

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