When you have a long weekend coming up...

 

Lord of the Flies,

Two chapters to read

No need for cries

The time will speed.

Election time

With his wife dead, Macbeth speaks on how frivolous life is,

Sounds like he is in the midst of an (too late) identity crisis.
Although we know the outcome, let’s read this to the end,
Finish scenes 6 and 7 and to the starred questions attend.
Tomorrow we'll finish this play and discuss it nevermore,
But the conversations we had I did very much adore! 

Your due dates for next week are creeping up fast,
And hours and seconds that feel eternal, do not  last.

The end is near.

The first of three prophecies has come true,

Can't trust a witch, thought everyone knew.

The theme of equivocation now becomes clear,

Macbeth is losing everything he once held dear.

Read scene five and watch how he'll react,

And make sure your hw answers are all in tact.

Monday’s class

 Read 5.1 and do qs. 

quiz on act 4 monday eom

 

Sunny Thursday

 

All of Act Four ends here tonight,
likely to many a student's delight.
Malcolm tells lies to noble Macduff,
Seeing if he's worthy is the reason to bluff. 
Macduff then hears that his family's dead,
setting the scene for a stage filled with red.

Complete the questions like you always do,

Quiz on Monday, study the weekend through.

Macduff's family

Read scene two of Act four to meet the family of Macduff,
To watch the mayhem of this scene is a little tough.
Good news: it's brief and the questions are few,
nonetheless get' em done, for tomorrow they are due.