Act 2

There are a lot of situations in act two that I found interesting.
But the one that is the most interesting to me would have to be act two scene two (the balcony scene). This scene caught my attention because when we were reading it in class I put myself in Romeo's shoes. When you think about it Romeo is really deticated and brave. He loves Juliet as much as any average dude loves a girl.
He loves her so much that he doesnt choose to deal with the
fact that his life may be in jeopardy if he sees her. If I fell in love with a royal person I would be terrified of being attacked by a guard or something. But Romeo is different. He is not a pathetic winp like me. I guess he is blind to everything around him exept for Juliet. He is obviously following wherever his heart leads him to . She may be a Capulet, but he ends up marrying her because he doesnt see her as the enemy, but someone worth climbing over orchard walls for.

NOTW

Premonitions

Uh, I think that I have had a premonition before. Possibly many if I completely understand what it means. It started when I lived in California. My mom had gotten married to my step dad. I was constantly being informed that I would have to move to Washington because my new stepbrothers live there. Although we never moved, I knew that it would happen. Shurly enough I was right and we left.
The next example would be when I had a dream that my life would be
terrable when I moved to Washington. I dreamed that I would miss my family, and that when I had to go back to school I would hate it and have no friends. Both were exactly what happened. I think that my two examples kind of have premonitions in them.

Love tryange

There are probably a lot of movies that have love tryangles, mistaken identities ect... but I cant think of that many. There is a movie that I can think of that involves a love tryangle.Spiderman 2 has a love tryangle. Peter Parker and his friend Harry both love the same girl, M.J. What Harry doesnt know about Peter. He is Spider Man, and he also loves M.J.
This has to be the most iteresting love tryangle that a movie can have. Two friends that both love the same friend. There is a possibility that this idea could have come from Shakespear but I dont know. This obviously leads to a problem. You guessed it, they end up being enemies. This may be a superpowered love tryangle but it still counts.

My Poem that I Did When We Did Poems

The poem that I did was "The Road Not Taken" by
Robert Frost. This poem in particular had caught my intrist because it could relate to anyone in their life time. It speaks of to roads and how you can't choose both and you don't know what lies ahead on one road. Once you go down a road there is no turning back, so you need to make the best or smartest choice on which road you decide to take. There is a possibility that friends choose a road that you know isn't a good one. It isn't wise to follow a croud into a road you know isn't right. It's nice to know that you have taken a road and not have any regrets to look back apon. There will be many times in life when you will have to choose a road in life and it's possible that you might choose the road not taken.

The road not taken

The poem that I like the most by Robert Frost would have to be The Road Not Taken.I think he shows the most of his feelings in it. When He speaks of two roads he probably thinks back to when he had to choose a choice in his past life.
What I think that the meaning of the poem is about, is the times in when you have to choose a path in life that could change you. For instance when your friends decide to go a road that you know isn't right, that you shouldn't follow them just to be cool. There will be many times in your early life when you will make a choice, and to not go down a road that you know will leave you with regrets.

English is cool

Wow, 6 weeks have gone by so quickly and they
say " time flies when your havin fun." I'd say that I've enjoyed reading To Kill A Mocking Bird in class. I don't enjoy reading by myself because it seems that whatever I read just floats out of my head seconds after I read it . I find it intertaining with more voices other than my own. It seems fitting that there are a lot of voices because there are multiple voices in the story.
During the court case, ther were things that I
didnt understand. For instance was the whole rape situation just made up or was it just not Tom. I really seemed to understand after the discussion that we had in class. With each idea that I heard, It seemed like it was salving a puzzle for me, and it helped. I think that it was a good idea discuss what other people thought. I've gotten a sneak peak of what English was like this year and I enjoy it .

Atticus

Atticus seems like a cool father to me. By how in the early chapters he would read with Scout I think that he enjoyed spending time with her . When the kids got the air riffels it may seem like he has not good parenting skills but I think that he knows that he has taught them to handle them responsibly. He also explaind the guidlines: don't aim them at anyone, and to only kill certain birds. The kids are not trouble makers like other kids, so I think that Atticus has done a good job with them.