Vocab.- Vivparous- ADJ. Used to describe a being that has it's young develop inside the body instead of in an egg.
Lit. Terms- Allusion- Polly Trotsky- (Irony) Leon Trotsky
Monday, November 8, 2010
Brave New World, Chapter 3, Blog #4
Summary- The Directer takes the students to the garden were hundreds of naked children are playing sexual games. Then the director explains how back in the Ford's day it was frowned upon for adolecents to be participating in those kinds of activities. Then a shady man comes up, the students don't know who it is. The director then introduces him as Mustaphe Mond, one of the ten World controllers. He then starts to explain history in Ford's day. Then, you see flashes of about five different conversations. Mond is teaching history and how people used to have a mom and dad, and how they live now is more successful. Henry and the Predestinator are talking about Lenina and Fanny. Lenina and Fanny are talking about how Lenina has been seeing Henry and only Henry for four months. Fanny then talks her into going out with Bernard Marx.
Vocab.- Vivparous- ADJ. Used to describe a being that has it's young develop inside the body instead of in an egg.
Lit. Terms- Allusion- Polly Trotsky- (Irony) Leon Trotsky
Vocab.- Vivparous- ADJ. Used to describe a being that has it's young develop inside the body instead of in an egg.
Lit. Terms- Allusion- Polly Trotsky- (Irony) Leon Trotsky
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Polly - good. Your summary hits other things that we should have brought up in class such as the idea of HISTORY.
ReplyDeleteAgain, remember to post why the chapter is important.