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Macbeth as King

Macbeth as a king would be a selfish and greedy man. He would be a man of indecisive nature in that others need to tell him what to do. For example Lady Macbeth forces Macbeth to kill Duncan due to her manipulative ways, in this case questioning his courage. I think he won't be able to function on his own with his guilty and power hungry nature. Since he has to listen to others about his future he will act inrationally as seen through the killing of Banquo and of Duncan to start with. 

Act 3 Reading Notes Macbeth

Scene 1

-banquo is thinking about the prophecies and wonders when the second prophecy will come true where someone of his line will sit on the throne. 

- Macbeths Corronation is going to take place 

- Macbeth is worried about others trying to take over his throne

- the murder of Duncan is taking its toll on Macbeth, has a conscience 

- Macbeth is visited by two people he hired

- Macbeth wants Banquo and Fleance to be killed so his throne can't be taken

Scene 2 

- Lady Macbeth calls to her husband

- Macbeth says he needs to protect the throne and kill a few more people

Scene 3

-the murderers go to kill Banquo and his son

- success in killing Banquo

- Banquo tells son to flee and avenge his death 

Scene 4

-Macbeth and Lady at feast 

- Macbeth angered that Son was not killed 

- Banquo's ghost in Macbeths path, Macbeth is terrified, 

- guests sent away 

- Macbeth feels he has to keep his throne and says this to Lady Macbeth in that he will do anything to keep it

 

Scene 5

-the witches meet with Hecate, is mad because they didn't tell her about Macbeth before they told him things 

- says they need to use charms to give Macbeth false security 

Scene 6 

- Banquo's murder has been blamed on Fleance his son,

- Macbeth is preparing for war due to threats from Malcom and Macduff 

- Malcom and Macduff think they can save Scotland. 

Macbreak

I think Macbeth would be more appreciated and wouldn't be the actual character he was if he was a "good" character. What I mean is that the story wouldn't have Shakespearean methods because it wouldn't have to do with death and jealousy. The entire idea of the play is to establish the greed and ambition of Macbeth and without these qualities leaning toward hate the play wouldn't gain momentum. I think that id Macbeth was "good" the story wouldn't be twisted and dark because the main antagonist wouldn't be present.

Reading Questions

Act 1
I-1
1) Beginning the play with a dialogue between the witches sets the mood to be dark, evil, and mysterious. This foreshadows the plot, theme, and mood for the future of the story in the same manner. In comparison of Shakespeare's other plays, Macbeth requires more ambiguity and the syntax and diction used needs to be more bleak. For example, Hamlet highlighted the themes of betrayal and complexity of relationships and power. Even though, the theme falls in the same ballpark with Macbeth, the gloominess of the plot of Macbeth overpowers that of Hamlet. In the beginning of the play, the witches were going to meet Macbeth at the "ere of sunset." Line 10 was "Paddock calls" and line 11 was "Anon." The phrase paddock class means a toad, which symbolizes transformation. The word anon means soon or shortly. The "toad" and it's transformation could metaphorically be compared to Macbeth and his evolving and transforming to be a completely different person or even having a transformation in his status and power. The witch's response as anon signifies how Macbeth will shortly have a transformation - to be declared a thane. 

I-2

1. The bloody seargent indirectly characterizes Macbeth by glorifying his actions towards Macdonwald. Macdonwald is a rebel who was executed. He tried to attack them. Macbeth executed macdonwald with his sword. This did not end the fight with the rebels, the Norwegians are still attacking.
2. The traitor was the Thane of Cawdor, as we learn from Ross. Duncan says that its a relief the thane of cawdor was executed and that Macbeth now owns his previous title.

I-3

1. The witches speech gives a first look at Macbeth and his wife without saying who they are. Indirect characterization of the two. Similar to Hamlet where he gives a mini synopsis early in the story. "Weird" in Shakespeare's day meant future seers not weird as we know it, prophecy and destiny. Shakespeare means that Macbeth's wife has him by the balls. They  cast a spell to control his destiny.
2. Macbeth says something very similar to what the witches said at the beginning of the play. This could be him falling into the destiny the witches set up. Dried, chapped fingers, gender ambiguity, hairy, old, they have literal beards. The witches tell Macbeth that he will thane of Candor and eventually King, right then he finds out he is thane of Cawdor. Banquo asked the witch why they had nothing for him, they told him he is lesser but greater than Macbeth. We knew he was thane before he was thane.
3. Banquo says the witches were a figment of their imagination that they lie or that they are hallucinating. Macbeth learns that he is thane of Cawdor from Ross and Angus. During lines 114-156 he was going over his plan in his head and how everything had just happened to him. He acts very happy and shows no incredulity at being thane. Macbeth's aside shows him rationalizing what happened to him and he begins to think that he is going to be King soon. Macbeth tells Banquo that he is happy and excited and nothing more he explains his behavior by saying he is confused.

I-4

1.Cawdor was executed after openly confessing his treason and pleading for mercy. Malcolm tried to stick up for the thane, but the king responds by basically saying that you can't trust a man according to his face. He doesn't believe the thane was truly repentant.

2.The king greets them by saying that he can never repay them enough for their good deeds, but announces he will leave all his estate and names his son, Malcolm, prince of Cumberland. He then proposes that they go to Macbeth's castle at Inverness. Macbeth tells himself that the only way to be king is to get rid of Malcolm, and even though he'll be appalled at his action, he must do it.

I-5

1. Macbeth was honest with his wife when he informs her of his new title as "Thane of Cawdor." He refers to the witches as "weird sisters" probably because he doesn't want her know that he is associated with the "evil servants."

Lady Macbeth responds by saying that she thinks Macbeth is playng things off as if everything is fine. By saying "but be the serpent under't", she describes him as someone that lies to make everything appear under control. This doesn't really match the characterization of Macbeth so far in the story which implies that there is something the audience doesn't know about him. 

2. The wife was confident about the guests visit. She also seemed prepared and a little cocky about the way her and her husband would handle it.

3. Lady Macbeth. Yes she wants to kill Duncan. No, he isn't sure whether he wants to follow through with Lady Macbeths orders or not. She tells him not to let Duncan see tomorrow. 

4. The question appears to answer itself. 

I-6

1. The opening speeches (1.6.1-10) describe how the surroundings of the castle are "pleasant" and the air is sweet-maybe even too sweet. From the outside, the castle appears to be paradise.
Lady Macbeth's welcome is formal. Her language is totally different from her language in the previous scene which shows how fake and dishonest her welcome was.

I-7

1. "If it were done when 'tis done then 'twere well." If it were done when it was done it was done well. (Meaning if he completed the death quickly and efficiently and with no complications then he did the job well.) Macbeth is determined to kill the king and be done with him but in lines 1-12 he is fearful of how the "inventor" will judge his actions. He's violating the hospitality of his kinship and responsibilities as a host towards his guest by trying to kill his guest instead of protecting them. The motivation that Macbeth attributes to himself in lines 25-28 is the attribute of an Arabic heaven-like God. He will be seen as a "God" and that is his source of motivation to get the job done. 

2. In lines 28-30 she is complaining about him leaving the chamber because it was  almost time for dinner. Macbeth responds to her complaining by saying did he ask for me? And lady Macbeth says don't you know he did? The positions are lady Macbeth is ready for the King to be killed while Macbeth is still hesitant and on the fence about it. Macbeth convinced Lady Macbeth by explaining that he is an respected person and doesn't want to lose his honor while Lady Macbeth convinces Macbeth by convincing him to gain the power and kill the king. The stronger person in the scene is Lady Macbeth because she’s more verbally confident in her argument while convincing Macbeth to kill the King. 

 Act 2

2.1

1.The opening gives a sense of forboding, things are not as they should be. The discussion serves to have Banquo acknowledge the weird sisters rather than claim they are a hallucination.
2. Macbeth is extremely stressed about having to Duncan and he is attempting to talk himself into committing the deed. He talks about it as if he is in a haze, a dream and he continues by making it a reality and committing the deed.

2.3

2.3 1) The porter, in the third scene of act ii, is drunk and is pretending to be the Porter of the gate to hell. In the play, Macbeth has the trait of equivocation, where he manipulates his listener by circumlocution and the expectations of the other person without actually committing. For example, he does this when Lady Macbeth asks him to kill King Duncan.
2) The thematic function of Lennox describing the night as unruly was because that night was when King Duncan was killed by Macbeth. It was "unruly" not only for King Duncan but also for Macbeth because the guilt and fear of getting caught will always make him say and do things that might be suspicious, dark, and unruly. The scene is necessary to show Macbeth's transformation from the character before the murder vs. the character after the murder. This also connects back to what the witches had said earlier in the play: Fair is foul and foul is fair.
3) Macduff reports that the king has been murdered. Lady Macbeth appears to be horrified that this act could take place on his household. Macbeth is in encaged and kills the chamberlains. Malcolm and Donalbain decide to flee Malcolm and will go to England and Donalbain will go to Ireland. They're fleeing because they fear they will be murdered.

2.4

1. The function of the dialogue between Old Man and Ross is to discuss the strange happenings that have been occurring such as how an owl killed a falcon, the horses went wild and are one another, and several other things.  This wicked behavior symbolizes and foreshadows the promotion of Macbeth to the thrown. 

2. Macduff tells us from the castle that Macbeth has been made king by his fellow lords and that he will travel to Scone to receive the promotion and get crowned. He tells us that Malcolm and Donalbain are suspected of the murder of Duncan. They are suspected because they fled the scene. 

Meet Macbeth

Macbeth is expressed first through indirect characterization from the sergeant when he says, "For brave Macbeth--well he deserves that name--Disdaining fortune, with his brandish'd steel, Which smoked with bloody execution, Like valour's minion carved out his passage." This indirect characterization shows how much Macbeth is disliked and almost called a fool. We see that Macbeth is very naive and power hungry through the words of others in which he is willing to do anything to get what he wants. The elements the witches provide in the play is foreshadowing in which they predicted that Macbeth will succeed in earning his power and that Banquo will end up jealous of Macbeth. Shakespeare uses the witches to foreshadow the future of the play but doesn't give too much away because he wants the actual events to remain a mystery. Shakespeare does this through his colloquialism of the characters and the imagery the words create.  The tone of Shakespeare towards Macbeth is cynical because the play being about jealousy and the abduction of power to those who don't necessarily deserve it. 

My Macbeth Resources

www.youtube.com/watch?v=LZuY-IYpvvI

www.webenglishteacher.com/macbeth.htm




https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WcTkMWM8EV

Love is Blind

Lady Macbeth to the audience is seen as an evil influence on Macbeth who pushes him to kill and do the dirty work for her, so she can reap the benefits of the kill. Which in this case would cause her to be Queen of Scotland. Lady Macbeth has a true lack of compassion for others and this is why she is seen almost as a witch like the Weird Sisters. Macbeth on the other hand wants to impress his wife and loves the desire she has for power. Macbeth wants to replicate as much of the power she has as his own, so he is willing to kill to keep his wife and himself happy and on the road to greatness.

Character Map

Macbeth- Thane of Glamis, scottish nobleman, Thane of Cawdor for his bravery, power hungry.

Lady Macbeth- Macbeth's wife, doesn't have compassion, looks to further herself in the world without thinking of others.

Banquo- is the father of Fleance and friend to Macbeth. is ambitious, but isn't self consummed in his desires like Macbeth.

Macduff- a Scottish nobleman, who puts his kingdom before his own family. Almost a foil to Macbeth.

King Duncan- The King of Scottland, the person Macbeth wants to be, is a good and compassionate king for his people. Puts his country before himself.

Malcom- King Duncan's oldest son, is immature at the start of the play and flees when his father is murdered, later returns to take over the trone that was rightfully his.

Weird Sisters- Three witches that encourage Macbeth to kill Duncan, tell half truthes to get people to do what they want them to do.

Fleance- Macbeth feels threatened by Banquo's teenage son because the Weird sisters said one of Banquo's decendents would run Scottland.

http://www.litcharts.com/lit/macbeth/characters

Macbeth Video

What About My Masterpiece?

My progress for my quilt and my scrapbook have been to get my materials together. I have started setting aside my shirts I'm going to cut into the quilt. I need to look up a few videos to get started but I plan to have an awesome memorable quilt by the end of the semester. In addition I have started writing a paper on the effects of general surgeons in my community in a paper and my scrapbook has yet to be started but I just want to do a few things at a time. 

Macbeth

Great chain of being- goes down the way in ruling 

Rule of witch craft and religious 

Fair is foul and Foul is fair 

Like a melodrama 

Devil is very real 

Indirect characterization 

Created for an audience of one

Indirect characterization first long paragraph of sergeant 

Macbeth won and is the thane of glamis 

Lady Macbeth is the true evil in the story 

Situational irony 

At first banquo is jealous 

"Come what come May, time and the hour runs through the roughest day"

Prose

Poetry

Tobermory Explained

The quote, "If he was trying German irregular verbs on the poor beast," said Clovis, "he deserved all he got." Nearly depicts the evils and hatred of human kind in which all people have deep inside. I think what it's saying is that the cat was a symbol of sacrifice and savior, however it ended as a substitute way for the cat to die and really lacked human natures idea of compassion throughout the story. 

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Dover Beach BY MATTHEW ARNOLD

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Title: Dover Beach means the actual beach it's talking about. It describes a beach as a metaphor to people, personalized like a person. 

Paraphrase: The poem describes the beauty (positives sides) and rough (negative sides) of a person in which one tried to be positive but the outside world, the water, takes its role on you good on some days and bad on others. 

Connotation: Well the changing of the literal word of the beach to mean a person and the waves to represent the impact of others on the person. 

Attitude: the attitude of the author is optimistic in which the result can end on a positive. 

Shift: We first feel the beauty of the water then the ugly and roughness then again speak of the result and joy of surpassing the storm. 

Title Revised: I think the title is fine the way it is but it could mean something more significant instead of Dover beach but just Dover in which it isn't a thing but a more personified thing. 

Theme: The world influences what and how you do things in which you can either look forward towards the positive or only remember the negative. 

Seeking Mentor

My mentor should have the ability to be s leader and steer my in the right direction with my career. They sould have leadership qualties that help me learn more about the field with their critiques and influence. The questions I first should ask is if the mentor I have in mind will let me be thief mentee. Then I should follow up with the impacting results the doctor has had on the lives he has touched through surgeries. I want to find out about the field and how it has impacted our society, so therefore I will ask questions along those lines. 

Literature Analysis

Bless Me, Ultima 

1. The novel starts off with Ultima arriving and the novel breaks down the characters of Antonio's Mexican American family (the main character) as a seven year old boy, Gabriel (Antonio's father), Antonios siblings, and his mother Maria. Antonio grows up between the wants and aspirations of his parents, his mother a dedicated catholic wants her son to grow up a religious man and his father wants him to grow up as a man of the land, a vaquero. Ultima teaches Antonio life lessons and about her profession as a spiritual healer, this experience gives Antonio an idol and she represents his future because she was his child care taker and says Antonio will have a future of learning. Antonio spends most of his life looking for spiritual influence after Lupito was shot and killed in the novel in different areas such as fish and the Virgin Mary. Since his brothers are in WW2 it puts a lot of anxiety on Antinio. Later in the novel conflict arises between Tenorio and Ultima because he says she is a witch that killed his daughter. After both his daughters die he shoots Ulyimas owl which is connected to Ultima which then makes her pass away. The novel gives the authors purpose of religious freedom and justice throughout the novel through the ideas of herbal healing, religious beliefs, and physical altrications. 

2. The theme of the novel is spiritual freedom and cultural identity. 

3. The authors tone matches the feelings of the main character Antonio because he is the narrator, therefore the tone is more simple and serious at the beginning and at the end it's still serious but also joyful. 

- "life is filled with sadness when a boy grows to be a man. But as you grow into manhood you must not despair of of life, but gather strength to sustain you can you understand that." Page 259

- " I had cleansed myself completely and prepare to take God into my body. Since the confession I had talked only to Ultima and my mother. I had kept myself pure." Page 231

- " A dust trail followed the truck down the dusty street. It was deathly quiet in El Puerto. Not even the dogs barked at the truck." Page 95

4. Ten Literary Elements:

1. Metaphor- " Then the owl cried; it sang to the millions of stars that dotted the dark-blue sky, the Virgin's gown." Page 53

2. Irony- " I have come to spend the last days of my life here, Antonio," Ultima said to me.  " You will never die, Ultima." I answered. Page 13

3. Symbolism- "I have killed the owl with a bullet molded by the Prince of death!" Page 273

4. Simile- " Her face was old and wrinkled, but her eyes were clear and sparkling, like eyes of a young child." Page 12 

 5. Allusion- " He casts them in the burning pit of hell where they burn for eternity." Page 143

6. Repetition- " "There is power here, power that can fill a man with satisfaction," my father said." Page 242

7. Imagery- " She took my hand, and the silent, magic powers she possessed made beauty from the raw, sun-baked llano, the green river valley, and blue bowl which was the white sun's home." Page 1 

8. Antithesis- "There was a great deal of excitement when we arrived at El Puerto. Of course everyone in the village knew what had happened to Tenorio, and all were waiting for him to return to bury his daughter." Page 144

9. Colloquialism- "¡Cuidado! ¡Saludos a papá, y a todos! ¡Adiós!" Page 94

10. Personification- "I recognized the village of Las Pasturas and my heart grew happy." Page 5 

CHARACTERIZATION 
1. The author uses indirect and direct characterization in the novel Bless Me, Ultima through the thoughts and actions of the characters. You can see Antonio as niaeve through his questions "where does the golden carp go? Page 121 and "it will protect you from all evil" 129 as indirect characterization sand direct characterizations "...careful hands of the curandera." Page 2 and " His eyes open wide in their dark pits, and his thin, skeletal arms flailed the air before him." Page 107 

My lasting impression is that I know who these people are and what they are capable of as characters through the authors syntax and diction. 

2. The authors syntax of the characters is related to how the narrator perceived them. For example it is more simple at the beginning of the novel because the narrator is younger and as the novel progresses the syntax and diction at the end is more educated and complicated in thought. Also when Ultima speaks the diction is simple but wise. Therefore the author mostly depends on the character. 

- "You know the rules that guide the interference with any man's destiny." 

-Ultima Page 241

- "You will never die, Ultima" - Antonio Page 13

3. Is the protagonist is dynamic and round because he learns and evolves with what has happened to him. At the start of the novel he is nievee and young but as the novel progresses he finds his cultural identity and symbolic value in life. 

4.After reading the book I felt I met Antonio and Ultima  and u would have liked to meet them because I felt I was on the journey with them. I was nervous when Tenorio was going after Ultima and I wanted Ultima to live even though she was connected to the owl. They seemed like normal and genuine people with values similar to my own and I feel that's what drew me into their story. 

-" I ran with new resolution. I ran to save Ultima and I ran to preserve those moments when beauty mingled with sadness and flowed through my soul like the stream of time." Page 272

Chapter 6

-Bernard tries to talk is found as off

- Lenina finds him odd

- Huxely gives idea of odd and odd because its lemonade perspective 

- symbolism, New Mexican reservation, when a signature 

- surprise or surprise, 25 year a man that was so correct at the time, but he couldn't remember, director disapproved of reminiscing, you aren't supposed to look at your own past. 

- wanted to look at natives, director said she was just lost, she wasn't there with rain, searched for her hurt knee, couldn't remember what she looked like, was upset so he should care but he did, 

- he said he dreamed about her the director, then realized he had messed up

- he was mad that he reminiced, director took it out of Bernard, started questioning his individuality

- self angered about telling Bernard he had emotions, emotions aren't 

- said he should be transferred if he wasti be alone, he was undismayed he felt strong enough to handle it, he found himself heroic

- hemhold doesn't judge Bernard, he has negative response, but he says that he doesn't like 

Literature Analysis

1.) In the beginning of the story it starts off in a jail house where the verdict is being read of a young black man named Jefferson for the murder of a white man during a robbery. In the small town the event is a huge scene to the public. Jefferson with a white defendant lawyer is called a hog without a brain to commit such a well thought out plot. However, Jefferson is found guilty and sentenced to death by electric chair. The narrator of the novel, Grant Wiggins,goes back and forth from present to past in the description of what occurred at the scene, in which Jefferson was honestly a bystander blamed for the murder. Later in the story Grant is asked by his aunt and Miss Emma to teach Jefferson how to be a man and go to the chair knowing he is a man. After asking permission from the master of the plantation and the Sheriff, Grant is forced to visit Jefferson by his aunt. Grant has many moments where he wants to quit and run away from the plantation but stays because his love Vivian a white woman is staying. He says this but he never really wants to go because of his connections to all of his family. At the beginning of the visits Jefferson would not participate and said he was a hog and acted like one. As the visits progressed Jefferson became more open to letting Grant in along with his Nannan (godmother) and the Reverend. After months of visiting the date was set for the execution and Jefferson was executed as a man. 

2.)The theme of the novel is to live life as what we are and not what others say we are. Perspectives can be broken. 

3.) The authors tone is understanding and respectful to that of his people in which he stands up for. 

4.) 1. Repetition- "Gentlemen of the jury, this man planned a robbery? Oh pardon me, pardon me, I surely did not mean to insult your intelligence by saying 'man' would you please forgive me for commuting such an error? Gentlemen of the jury..." Pg. 8

2. Persuasion through logical Fallacies- "Please look. I want all twelve of you honorable men to turn your heads and look back to that mama, grandmother godmother-everything." Pg. 8 

3. Euphemism- "I didn't ask for none of your uppity, mister." Pg 100

4. Imagery- " I stated beyond the garden toward the budding pecan trees in Farrell Jarreau's backyard. The sky was so low the trees seemed nearly to touch it." Pg 213

5. Metaphor- "The one behind the desk didn't look decent at all. His eyes were the color of cement."

 Pg 70

6. Simile- "The courthouse, like most public buildings in town, was made of red brick. Built around the turn of the century, it looked like a small castle you might see in the country side somewhere in Europe." Pg 68

7. Foreshadowing- "But when it came to a discussion with a teacher, though he had known that teacher since his birth, then suddenly things were not so simple." Pg 101

8. Allusion- "None, none till He rose." Pg 215

9. Persuasion - "All of us on this earth. A piece of drifting wood until we each one of us visually decide to become something else. I am still that piece do drifting wood, and those out there are no better." Pg 193

10. Symbolism- "I probably would not have noticed it at all had a butterfly, a yellow butterfly with dark specks like ink dots on it's wings not lit there." Pg 251

Characterization 

1.) Two examples of direct characterization are " He was the strongest man in that crowded room, Grant Wiggins." Pg 253 "You're smart," Guirdy said. "Maybe you're just a little too smart for your own good." Pg 49

Two examples of indirect characterization are "I went up to the desk and turned to face them. I was crying." Pg 256 "I though it would be rude to go inside and leave her in the road with no one to talk to." Pg 96

The author uses both effects because he wants to show the character fully.

2.) The authors syntax when he describes the characters of the novel remain the same when he talks about himself because everything is coming from the narrator and what is in his mind. "Do you believe I'm your friend Jefferson?" Pg 185 

3.) The character is dynamic because he changes his mind about what life is really about through the experience with Jefferson. He goes from wanting to leave to being committed to stay with his people. He is a very round character because he has a lot of different values in which he expresses through out the novel. "I was crying." Pg 256 it's very interesting because as the last words of the novel you can tell he went from a touch hard edged man to soft and caring just as much on the outside as the inside. 

4.) I personally thought I met a character because I was almost inside of his head, in that I knew what was going on with how Grant felt. I could tell that he was a. Hat acted of truth and care. I found this through his acts. Including fighting with the man in the diner, going and seeing Jefferson (brought him a radio and a notepad), and his determination to stop the whites in their myths about the black race. " I want you to chop away at the myth by standing. I want you yes you to call them liars." Pg 192

Chapter 4 & 5

Reification- what we think or believe about things, different in different cultures 

- has a lot of conditionings 

- gamma, delta, need more of them so they split them into 96 because they are destined to be a lower class aren't important 

- need for humanity, the compassionate qualities, science can be a slippery slope, 

- what is important of life? 

- who is incharge? 

- chapter 2 assembly line of people, 

- Bernard cares about people 

- trends for people are popular because people want to break from the system 

- response of being shocked 

Masterpiece

Part 1: Medicine 

1. Contact the volunteer service about shadowing doctors and contact Bosshart ( general surgeries). (Second week of March.)

2. Set up times available to shadow surgeons. Second week of March 

3. Take notes of procedure in OR. 

4. Take poll of impact on the patients lives. 

5. Could use day of Hope papers. $1.00 each April 16th ( because general surgery also inudes cancers) 

6. Create an appreciation and informational collection of works to publish impact of general surgery on the lives of Americans (could be nation wide with Santa Maria numbers and review or just Santa Maria Citizens). 

Part 2: Book 

1. Start Collecting material for book. March 1st 

3. Organize pages/ brainstorm ideas for each page specifics. (Sketch out) finish March 30

3. Get book,corresponding page numbers. Beginning of April 

4. Design until end of May 

Brave New World: Chapter 2 & 3

Chapter 2:

- metaphor

- fifth floor is the nursery for delta they wear khaki. 

- are given books and flowers and then are shocked. 

- idea is supposed to make these children hate travel and learning so they can just work. 

- fourteenth floor has beta children, teens boys and girls, system makes them sleep and repeat the social classes on what the colors they wear and how other classes are worse and others better. 

- voice says it in sleep

- repeat it like a brain washing system, actually is brain washing, torturing children so they believe the world they grow up in 

- restatement straight from the horses mouth 

Chapter 3 

- time increments in ford, like A.F. ( after ford) 

- Mustafa Mond very important guy

- goes between four different scenes of people, one has Lenina and Fanny talking about men, go from man to man, can't just have one 

- everyone belongs to everyone else 

- other people is Henry foster talking to Beenard about getting with Fanny and Lenina. 

- other talking about the history of Ford, and discussing the past of vivacious humans, meaning they only had one kid at a time, very gross to them 

- other is children sleeping and repeating words of liking new clothes and things related to their caste 

Brave New World: Chapter 1

- imagery

- restatement 

- dialogue 

-personification, "The light was frozen, dead, a ghost."

- simile "..it barrow a certain rich and living substance, lying along the polished tubes like butter, streak after luscious streak in long recession down the work tables."

- fretsawyers- people who work on ornamental projects 

- are within a fertility room 

- repetition " Straight from the horses mouth." 

- year A.F. 632 

- babies created from test tubes 

- Bokanovsky's Process of fertilization 96 humans grow from an original egg 

-idea is to mass produce the population put them on a system to have thousands of twins 

- idea is to mature humans faster to do labor or be the next rulers of the world. There are only two options

- Epsilons don't need intelligence just for labor so they cut off some of their oxygen 

- intellectuals