JOURNAL TOPIC: [today's tunes: "My Hero" by the Foo Fighters; "Heroes" by David Bowie]
Heroes are essential to humanity. Every culture throughout history has
chronicled their exploits. Today their role is more important than
ever; heroes inspire us to think differently, act differently, and
ultimately become better versions of ourselves. Even though everyone
gets the general idea of a hero, the people we admire are as
individual as we are. They may have impressive personalities,
intellects or physical attributes; they may be ordinary people who do
extraordinary things; they may be public or private. They may
even be our friends and relatives.
Write a letter to someone you consider to be a hero. Explain to this
person why s/he is heroic and tell the person how s/he has moved or
inspired you.
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Hamlet
POST:
1. Translate Hamlet's first soliloquy
2. Why do you think Shakespeare created drama in Hamlet's family (ghost of dead father, mother marries uncle) AND drama (war) between Denmark, Norway, and other countries? (title: DRAMAS BIG AND SMALL)
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