Respond

Respond to each of the following in a well-considered post in your blog. Limit your selection of detail to a separate poem for each response.

1. Explain how image and symbol reinforce theme in a poem.
2. Explain how facts about a writer's life are relevant to your understanding of a poem.
3. Explain how a poem can reflect a poet's personal psychology.
4. Explain how your own experiences affect your interpretation of a poem.

Respond to one of the following:

1. Do you think Rosencrantz and Guildenstern deserved to be put to death? What alternatives might Hamlet have taken? Examine Hamlet's reasoning and consider whether you think Hamlet was seeking justice or revenge?
2. Why does Horatio tell Hamlet he will lose the contest? Why is Horatio correct?
3. Throughout most of the play Hamlet has seemed unwilling to do what he knows he must do. Is it only in the final scene that Hamlet seems fully willing to accept his destiny?

ENGLISH 10 Comments only SVP. Scour your notes, "google" your minds, attach a comment with an idea, impression, concept. Make references to literature, film, philosophy, history, psychology, business, politics, etc. Respond to these questions on your own blog AFTER reading:

• "The Three Questions" by Leo Tolstoy
• "The Three Questions" by Jon J. Muth

1. When is the best time to do things?
2. Who is the most important one?
3. What is the right thing to do?

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Write as quickly as you can and as much as you can using the following list of 4 words in addition to a few spontaneously selected words. Rage Order Justice Common Pollute Addiction Challenge Fantastic Binder Then remove the listed words from your writing and leave a set of () behind. Next to each listed word add an "==>" Idea==>Image Shut your eyes, think about a word from the list, let the mind "translate" the idea into an image. Write down an image corresponding to each word. Reinsert these translated images into your (). Restructure the piece into poetry.