A Lesson Before Dying Reflection Day 14 Chapter 17

-
Chapter 17: Grant goes to visit Jefferson in the jail once again, but this time he's less angry. When he arrived he was still taken through the search process by Paul. When they were walking ton the cell, Grant asked how Jefferson had been doing, and Paul informed him. When Grant and Jefferson got to talking, Grant tried to convince Jefferson that he needed to be more open and nicer to people being that he was being executed at any moment. Grant also doesn't want to become close with Jefferson because he knows he dying soon.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

“You’re” by Sylvia Plath

-
Today in AP Lit, we read “You’re” by Sylvia Plath. This poem had a great amount of similes in them, that made me kind of confused at first, but when I decided to re-read it again I found some clarity. I took from the poem that the speaker was talking about a small or unborn child. The similes really gave the poem a mystery, making me even more interested in finding out what it was about.
Read more

AP ClassRoom (Wednesday)

-
Today in AP Classroom, I completed my first assessment with multiple choice. I used the elimination to complete the semi-complex questions. The passage and two poems were very interesting, but that last one left me a little puzzled. In a few days I’ll check my results to see just how effectively I used the elimination method.
Read more

Almost Christmas Break (Friday)

-
Today in AP Lit, we were assigned to finished the book “ The Color Purple ” and also the questions we were given. Also we were critiqued on our essay we previously written on The Color Purple. I made a 75 on my essay which translates to a 5 on the AP Exam. So, I’m kinda excited about the progression I’ve made so far this school year.
Read more