Blackout poem- “Death of a Salesman
In the play Death of a Salesman by Arthur Miller. We follow a man named Willy Loman as he is trying to make success in his old age in a dieing career of sales. We see his home life and what he is feeling towards…
Grade 11
DOAS monologue
The following is an example I created for the character of happy from “Death of a Salesman” sits is a monologue because he will be talking to Willy about staying in his brothers shadow and always being number 2 this monologue would fit in the…
Cold War timeline
“The Lord of the Flies” – Infographic
Characterization (3D) – “Piggy ”
Broken specks The fat boy glanced over his shoulder(Golding 6) Fat Long hair Grim shizenhowerd Cleanish “I cant hunt because of my ashthma” Unfit “My auntie wouldn’t let me blow on account of my asthma” (Golding 20) Has asthma (inhaler) Piggy is a…
LOTF Podcast
Work cited Birch SA, Bloom P. Understanding children’s and adults’ limitations in mental state reasoning. Trends in cognitive sciences. 2004 Jun 1;8(6):255-60. Garner, Ruth. “When children and adults do not use learning strategies: Toward a theory of settings.” Review of educational research 60, no. 4…
Lord of the Flies – Island discripition
the island discription of the island in lord of the flies Scar: l ‘All round him the long scar smashed into the jungle was a bath of heat.’ (1) ‘A gully, through flowers, round and down to the rock where the scar started.’ (39) ‘leaving…
“The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” Narrative
When Walter saw the guns pointed towards him he lowered his head and muttered a small incoherent line that got one of the guns men to ponder what he said. “what was that” said the gun man. Walter just looked up and smiled as he…
Plot Point Photos – “Father and Son”
1) Exposition Quote: “I do not sleep well I hear my friends rising to go to work. I know that in a few minutes he will come in to look at me sleeping. He will want to check that I came home last night.” (Maclaverty…
Two Fishermen K. Smith character sketch
In the short story “Two Fishermen” by Morley Callaghan a character named K. Smith was described as “a little fellow without a hat, sitting down with his knees hunched up to his chin, a very small man with little grey baby curls on the back…