IB Lit & Per Ivan Kapkov

Chapter three of the book talks about the man that Desiree found in the car crash after bathing. Desiree founded a man who was wounded and heart, however, she tried to save him and not let him die. People started showing up thinking that he was the Devil. However, Desiree started protecting him and trying to save his life. People were confused because they could not figure out who he was, where he came from, and what family he was from. Desiree decided to bring him back home and try to take care of him. Chapter four is based on Desiree trying to save him from near death, by taking care of him and trying to help his wounds to heal. People are trying to find his family and his home.

From reading the first and the second chapter of the book, I can highlight five main elements that are constantly respite in the story/dialogues, believe, culture, religion, hope and inequality. The main character of this story is a young girl by the name of Timoune/ Desiree that described as a peasant girl, who has dreams and believes in God and destiny. At the beginning of chapter one and chapter two, I noticed a variety of sentences that were said were focused on the polytheistic belief a religion in which people rely and suppose on multiple gods. Along with polytheistic religion, there come rituals that people maintain to please Gods, and chapter two was talking about how after work people went on the top of the mountains started dancing, singing and having time for themselves.   In this world, there is always the balance between people in every discipline, and the beginning of this book states the difference between poor people “ Peasants” and reach people who obtain all...

Footloose. Last Wednesday our school's varsity performance had a fantastic performance called “ Footloose “at the black box theatre. This performance was based on a musical base which made gave the play a better stained and style. This exceptional performance was performed and created by a fantastic cast that was based on Cheshire Academy students. Big thanks go to the case on Froot Loops: Tony Way. Olivia Williams, Aaron Lou,Jenna Denomme, Cassidy Minal, Mao Inoue,Amelia Williams, Carolin Fishbein, Ray Done, Stella Chen,Grace Sun, Helen Zhene,Nate Biller, Julia Shatava, Trevor Hampson, Elena Parkerson,Sandra Maina, Jenna Purslow, Maddie Silano, Brooklyn Walsh, William Lemoine, Linda Li,Pacifica Yane,Haditha Bella, Nicholas Carpenter, Martina LI. Ruth Berganross, Jane Golden, Peiran Li.      Froot Loop is a story by McCormick; it’s a story about a teenager who lived in Chicago for the whole of his life. Throughout his life, he and his mother moved to a small Town of Bom...