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!

JAP in Gunderson

Yes there are students like JAP in Gunderson. As I walk through the hallway, I would see students sitting in a corner, alone with their food and a laptop. The loneliness feeling that they gives out is just saddening. The point of school was education but also to make friends and have a good time in school. Why should school be mandatory if it could be so miserable to some? Or maybe, those individuals need to step up, out of their loneliness and be brave and start talking to other people. Instead of sitting on a laptop all day, getting out can actually be really fun. Schools shouldn't make people feel scared but rather welcomed.

Homework Reflection

Dream or not, anyone can have a dream. The American Dream to me is just one of those stories that the parents would tell to their kids to pass time. How can U.S. be so high above all the other countries so much that it will be consider a paradise. Existence? sure why not, but the probability of it happening is not likely. After the Civil War, even after losing, the South still believe that they would one day rise up. Is that nationalism or just ignorance?

Technology and Science

I think in life when you want something, you always have to sacrifice something else. That seems to be true between science and technology; nature or man-made. To me, there should be a balance between Science and Technology. A life like Thoreau would be too simple for an average human, even with just a black out of electricity, many people would think "Its the end of the world." Having too much Technology would also be bad for there is no nature, we won't be able to survive without something call oxygen. Car and factories are slowly destroying our environment by their output of gases that is harmful to the human bodies. Moreover, science or technology can be good or bad, it only differs in the personal opinions.

Changing Society

Society does change because of the power of an individual. It is most of the time, a minority movement, meaning a small group going against the bigger group. The individual is unique in the sense that they stick to their beliefs and go against what seem to be unfair or unlawful. Common people will just discard their beliefs and follow the flow without even trying to fight back. The individual does not have the power change society but rather gave society a spark to change by itself. As an individual drive to change society, he may not be successful but it gave other people the thought that "IT CAN BE DONE!" "It is easier said then done," a common quote saying how humans will talk but never proven through actions. This make the individual unique is that they are willing to sacrifice. Many books have shown this idealistic character because there is indeed a character that has change society.