Block A: I hope you all enjoyed watching the hard work of our student actors! TALES OF MYSTERY AND SUSPENSE was a great show - I encourage anyone who hasn't seen it yet to make the effort to go and see it!
Block C: Comparative devices and their role in extending the literal meaning of the text - if you did not write your poem with explanation, and the synthesis of the lesson then please do so for homework tonight.
Block D: Read, read, read! Complete your next set of sticky notes for the meeting on Thursday. In addition to the usual reading strategies please focus your thoughts on conflict. Try to put your conflict in terms of literary vocabulary. Person vs. Person, or Person vs. Technology etc.
To seek, to strive, to find, and not to yield. - Ulysses
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