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People never clap For the miserable pass They take long naps I clap for my pass I thought the things had passed but It was too a nap From David: We ate chicken wraps Food isn't good they never clap I hate chicken wraps NAN's: The clap from a tree, The time a leaf leaves for dream. It says, come with me it provides good image and good meanings. its picturasque A misty morning - Pumpkins in the air, while boots Crunch on autumn leaves. Source:  https://www.familyfriendpoems.com/poem/autumn-haiku-2 It has the rhymes of "e" sounds and "in" sounds It contains many sensory details

The Glass Menagerie Written Coursework The Glass Menagerie is a personal play full of remorse. Tom, as an unreliable narrator and the main character of the play , shows two layers of the story. One layer is his memory that is delivered as the basic storyline, while the other layer is his ostinato-like emotion underlies all of the memories of his mother Amanda and his sister Laura. (One layer is Tom’s memory and the emotion when he was in St. Louis, while the other layer is his emotion when he is recalling the life he had with his family.) Tom’s opening and the ending monologues show the foundation of all of the stories: penitence. However, this foundation is not apparent until the last scene 7 , where Tom leads himself to the memory of him finally making the decision decided to leave the family in his memory ; plus the monologue at the end, in an almost illusionary reality, where Tom slightly broken down by his memory and shows his penitence of the family. (this whole part ...

Evaluation: 3, 8, 3 Criterion A: 1. Good analysis in some places. 2. Possibly confusing, maybe more explanation for the play as a whole. Why Tom feels regret? the relationship between family members, etc. Criterion B: 1. Good illustration of the performance 2. Some unclear analysis that go back to the literary analysis? 3. Less talk about music choices? Criterion C: 1. Grammar errors and typos 2. Not accurate word choices and some confusing words

Acting and Behaving Review of Cheshire Academy Black Box Theater  “Les Miserable” By Victor Hugo, Directed by Jennifer Guarino February 23-25, 2018 Cheshire Academy, Cheshire Alexa Williamson as Jean Valjean Jenna Denomme as Javert Julia Rafferty as Fantine Maddie Silano as young Cosette Sam Weed as Thénardier Gianna Dimarino as Mme. Thénardier Mariel Docabo as Éponine Ruth Berganross as Gavroche Yuanjun Luo as Marius Nan Zhou as Enjolras Margaret Guarino-Trier as Cosette The story begins when Jean Valjean is one of the chain gangs. After 19 years, he is freed by Javert. However, he is never been treated as a normal person after he goes back for living. When he is suffering, the Bishop treats him nicely regardless that he steals the silver in the church. Jean Valjean accepts the silver the Bishop gives him and decides to live another life without being Jean Valjean. Years later, Jean Valjean becomes the mayor of a town. He sees Fantine being mistreated and become...