I completely agree with some of my classmates about this story being much more easier to understand and follow. What really catches my eye is the fact that it is short and to the point while still being very descriptive of the situation at hand, making it rather interesting. I have to say my favorite part was the ending, although I kind of had a feeling that it was gonna end that way. It just comes to show how some people are quick to judge and hate on others, when really they don’t even know themselves well enough.
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after reading everyone’s feedback on the passage i agree on the point that was made by many that i kind of already imagined the ending to the story what i liked the most was that the author had a suspensful tone and also i was anxious to find out what was going to happen next . im excited for the class discussion to hear everyones point of view.
Desiree’s Baby, after reading it I was still sitting there. I did not expect it was going to end like that, so sad. It does make one think to look at themselves before judging others.
I like the way the writer describes the characters and the plantation, it is as if you can see it all in your minds eyes, if that is the correct way of putting it.
Of Mice and Men, I like the way Steinbeck started by describing the Salinas River and ends with the description of the Salinas River. It was also the first place that Lennie and George was introduced and that is the last place that their friendship ends.