1. For my first idea I thought itwould be cool t act out the scenewhen that soldiers come to Joe and then they go on the hunt for the Convict. It has a lot of roles it it and it cna be used to contrast the way Pip acts in the begining towards Joe compared to when he is a gentleman.
2. The second idea is to portray the first scene between Pip and Estella when they are playing their card game. Even though Estella is quite mean to Pip he still falls inlove with her after this encounter.
3. My last option for a skit is to show the scene that has Miss Havisham apoligizing to Pip and then catching on fire. The fact that Pip saves her shows that he is not as selfish as he appears.
I personally like the idea of using #3 because it is an important scene for the play.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Friday, March 19, 2010
Not Again!!!!
Ok the comcept of Compeyson and his connection to all of the characters. He is the second convict fighting with Abel in the Marshes correct? And is also is linked to Miss Havisham by being her betrayer right? So why? What purpose does Dickens intend from having one character ruin others lives? I think that in some way Abel has past experiences with Miss HAvisham besides the link with Compeyson. Maybe the Pocket's or other family can tie in.
Please HELP ME!!!!!!!
Friday, March 12, 2010
WHAT???!!!!!
While reading Great Expectations there is a lot that I don't understand but the one quote that sticks out is why Pip calls his experiences his "Expectations". In chapter 31 In the last paragraph Pip Says "and miserably dreamed that my expectations were canceled. (Pp. 259). Why would he refer to them like this? why not his, dreams or accomplishments. Please help me!
Friday, March 5, 2010
Great Expectations
Miss Havisham is an distressed women. On her wedding day her heart was broken and from that point on her life stopped. I use a clock to show this. At her house all of the clocks are stopped on the same time, most likley the moment she was dumped. She has not chaged a single thing since this moment and is still emotional destressed.
Friday, February 26, 2010
Great Expectations Quote
Stop and think about what what Dickens meant when he said "Pause you who read this, and think for a moment of the long chain of iron or gold, of thorns or flowers, that would never have bound you, but for the formation of the first link on one memorable day." Such a great metaphor with a deep meaning. At first glance it is not exactly clear what is meant. Life can change for the better or the worse in one instant. Pip has just had a strange experience, he went to the home of an old strange women just to play; what would you think. Soon after Pip falls in love with Estella a girl at the house, showing signs of maturing. he decides that he does not want to become Joe's Apprentice because he is afraid of what Estella might think. This day forever changed the way Pip saw his family and home.
My life changing day was the day I moved from New York to Washington; quite a difference the two have. I lost friends family and much more. At first i was devastated, i just wanted to go right back home and forget that whole thing ever happened. I hated our decision to come but in the end I think it was beneficial because I have tons of friends and a good thing going on here. In the end I accepted thing for how they were; maybe Pip will too.
My life changing day was the day I moved from New York to Washington; quite a difference the two have. I lost friends family and much more. At first i was devastated, i just wanted to go right back home and forget that whole thing ever happened. I hated our decision to come but in the end I think it was beneficial because I have tons of friends and a good thing going on here. In the end I accepted thing for how they were; maybe Pip will too.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
Our topic has many aspects to analyze. I will be looking at the Earnest lies linked to pleasure and so on. For my first detail. I am using the scene when Jack explains to Algy that he is Jack in town and Ernest in the country. My commentary will explain that the reason for this is the Pursuit of pleasure, in other words Gwendolyn. My next point is how Algy is just like Jack by pretending to be Ernest in order to win a girl while my commentary will explain Algernon's pursuits of pleasure linked to the lies behind them. And finally i will end with a quote of the titles namesake. My commentary will describe how Earnest means honest but is used as a pun because it is a name and has a meaning. This is perhaps the most important line in the play. I now know the true importance of being Ernest. Because our thesis says that we will describe how the different levels of lies affect the plot and story my commentary will describe how the big lies revolving around Ernest affect all of the characters.
For my three fold transition sentence I am going to use is "Though the lies start off small and comical they grow even bigger affecting everyone and trapping the characters into a weird place.
For my three fold transition sentence I am going to use is "Though the lies start off small and comical they grow even bigger affecting everyone and trapping the characters into a weird place.
Wednesday, December 16, 2009
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