Take a look at these pictures!

Sometimes artists like to work from what they see in texts. The above pictures are from one artist's point of view of Oryx and Crake. Do you think these are valid visual representations of the novel? Why or why not?

Question #2 - Your next official blog question

Okay, here it is...

We have started reading "Waiting for Godot" and we've talked a bit about absurdism in class. I would like you to consider the meaning of absurdism as it relates to "Hamlet" and "Waiting for Godot" and create a connection between the two plays based on absurdism.

Please write a good, solid single paragraph stating the connection you've made between absurdism, "Hamlet" and "Waiting for Godot."

Hey 4U1!

Here's the question for your first blogging assignment. Remember to offer 5-8 sentences in your well considered response.

Identify an essay we read in class that you think is effective, and explain how the author makes his/her case in a convincing manner.

A New Semester, A New Start

Hello and Welcome. My name is Ms. Schwartz and I'll be your English teacher this semester. Unless, of course, you're in Mrs. Rysyk-Munro's class, in which case I won't be your English teacher, but hey... you can't have everything! (j/k)

This post is just to make sure you all know how to access and post to this blog.
If you're reading this post, I want you to post a comment to let me know you *can* post a comment.
So...
Answer the following question for me in no more than 3 sentences, please:

If you were an animal, what kind of animal would you be and why?

(It may be a lame question, but it's my question, and I'm asking it.)

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