Is THAT THING me?!?1

True I am a jerk and all but seriously, is that really me? I may use violence here and then but truly, I still have my sense of a human being. The Dwight I see does not resemble me at all, I mean it does but not so aggressive. I did bullied Jack...a lot but nowhere beating him senseless every time we met just so I feel good about myself. Please reconsider, I too have a heart.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

His books reflects his life and what really happens.
"F. Scott Fitzgerald’s life is a kind of parable—the story of a writer who dreams of becoming rich and famous, succeeds, and is then destroyed by his dream; who realizes his gifts early and burns out early"
(http://eolit.hrw.com/hlla/authorbios/index2.jsp?author=11fscottfitzgerald&WebLogicSession=QmmHlrTSl91ICx1IXsskC6NwH2mdJTrwvgNG6k9ZKEKVf8DrEMj7|-5023707125252406)

He had a disease, diabetes, this inspired him to write his new book, "Crack Up."
"After an attempt to "cure" himself, Fitzgerald writes "The Crack-Up," a series of three essays published in Esquire.
(http://access.minnesota.publicradio.org/features/9609_fitzgerald/fitztime.htm)

American Culture

Our past books dealt with women, race, and poverty. Since the beginning of USA, we have a big diversity due to the history. A group of people colonizes and many immigrants came looking for the some opportunities. The "American Dream," I think is near us, we hoped to achieve democracy and opportunities for people wanting freedom. Right now, we are facing an obstacle but I think life should have many obstacles and I am sure we will get through it just fine.

T.S Eliot WASTELAND

1. The lady hair plays with her hair like a harp, weird? Not on a poetry level, this says to me that music is played but also sad music, meaning the lady is somehow sadden.

2. Sound words : The flapping of their wings, woman playing with her harp of hair, the bat squealing

Victory DANCE!! or poem.

As our Commander wolds through the crowd
Hearts beat nervously
Raising his sword up high
The crowd roars mightily

SELL HIM OUT!

I likes the Ad. of Anhthu and Mehak. It describe his loneliness and in search for a person like himself. I think that is Prufrock greatest desire is just simply a mate. I like how they show that though Prufrock is scared and lonely but he is not afraid to go out if someone was indeed interest in him. Sad = sad but sad + sad = happy!