ps. jamie kilpatrick
Grading is based on one original post and one response. These two posts add up to ten points per week. The criteria are as follows: Completion; please refrain from poor grammar, poor spelling, and internet shorthand. Reference; mention the text or post to which the reply is directed. Personality; show thoughtfulness, care, and a sense of originality. Cohesiveness; The student should explain his or her thought without adding "fluff" merely to meet the requirement.
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Candide
After all of Candide's misfortunes he shows what should matter most in life. "You see, my friend, how perishable are the riches of this world. There is nothing solid but virtue and the prospect of seeing Lady Cunegonde again" When he loses his treasures and sheep, he stays optimistic. Sometimes I get so wrapped up in materials things, like the season premiere of The Vampire Diaries that I lose focus on what really matters. And if something doesn't go my way it seems as if the world will end. But I should take lessens from Candide. Instead of focusing on material things that won't last, I should focus on developing relationships with people.
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