Friday, December 11, 2009
OCTOBER BLOG #2 Conflicts
In the story “The Absolutely true diary of a part time Indian” The Protagonist Junior goes on a wild ride through his many conflicts. One example of a Man vs. Society Is when Mr. P tells Junior how he should and needs to get out of his rez in order to avoid destroying his own life though drinking and drugs. Once Junior runs transfers to Reardon all of his tribe begin to hate him for he left them for a white school. Another example for conflict would be man vs. man, how throughout most of the story Rowdy is seen as the enemy and rival towards Junior. The two were originally best friends but after Junior left the rez for Reardon Rowdy started to have greater negative feelings to Junior. This creates a sort of tension between the two especially when they have a basketball game against each other. An example of an internal conflict would be how Junior constantly feels isolated. Throughout the story Junior complains how he was born differently and for that he is weird, also how being experiencing how it feels like to be pushed around his own classmates. This connects to the theme of the story of how isolation is nothing to be afraid of by showing the reader that It is possible to live with isolation, if a poor Indian kid against all odds found a way into the popular kids then so can anyone else.
December Blog #2 Theme
I believe one of the central themes of the story is to never let Isolation ruin your life. In the story “The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian” the protagonist Junior or Arnold Spirit has lived in Isolation all his life. One example from the story would be how Junior was the only Indian at the Reardon School besides the school mascot. Junior would go to school on his own since he was an Indian and all the other kids were white. At school all white kids would insult Junior and refuse to hang out with him, this caused junior to feel ostracized by the rest of his school. However he soon learns to live with isolation and he untimely becomes one of the most popular kids at school. This can relate to the world by telling audience not to get so worked up about being isolated. People in this world do drugs and alcohol just to relieve them from the fact that they are alone, some people even commit suicide just to get away from it all.
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
December Blog #1 Specail Christmas gift
November Blog #3 Return of Freerice-vocab.
Friday, December 4, 2009
OCTOBER BLOG #1 Plot and Non-Plot
The difference between plot and non-plot questions is that plot questions retell the story while non-plot questions require analysis of the story.
5 non-plot questions to a Novel.
1.) Explain why would the body of Old Major be disinterred and set up by the flag?
2.) What is significant about the pigs not wanting to share their milk?
3.) In Animal farm who does Napoleon represent in the real world?
4.) What is significant about the end of the story of animal farm?
5.) What does Boxer symbolize in the real world?
5 non-plot questions to a Novel.
1.) Explain why would the body of Old Major be disinterred and set up by the flag?
2.) What is significant about the pigs not wanting to share their milk?
3.) In Animal farm who does Napoleon represent in the real world?
4.) What is significant about the end of the story of animal farm?
5.) What does Boxer symbolize in the real world?
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