Welcome to the blog of LMCS's English 9 Classroom!Our class will use this blog to discuss issues relevant to our class readings and activities.
Blog Introduction
Once again, welcome to our class blog! The blog is a place for you to discuss your thoughts about our class reading and activities. We will visit the computer lab, as a class on a regular basis. There will be various assignments and questions posted here that you must complete and discuss.
You are also welcome to visit our blog outside of class, independently and I encourage you to do so. This is a place where you can ask your classmates questions about the reading or other things related to our class.
I remind you, however, that your activity on this site will be closely monitored and you are responsible for your comments. Your comments should be acceptable to everyone. That includes your parents, grandparents, younger siblings, teachers, Principal, etc. Your postings should not inlcude any material that any of these people might find offensive. If you need to think twice about saying something, it is probably best to leave it out.
That being said - HAVE FUN!
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the setting is important cause that where it all bacaically starts at a land with wide open spaces and hores and frams to take care of
ui believe the setting is very important. it is where it all starts and all of the adventures take place. the ones i see the most clearly are the ones that Steinbeck used the most imagery to try to get you to visualize the scenery.
i agree with what brett said. the setting is very important. if the setting was not a ranch, the story would be different in so many ways. if it was a city, the story wouldn't be as realistic as it is on a ranch.
the setting is very important to this story. I can "see" the beginning of the story with tranquility of just the land no people, no chaos just the land.
I think the setting was very important because f it was not a ranch, the story would be different becasue Lennie and George would have not gone to the ranch to strart their jobs. When I think of when Steinbeck describes the setting i remember thefields and the little irrigation ditch abd the bunkhouse.
The setting is important because you can picture them sitting in a ditch hiding from the people in Weeds. I can see them looking up into the sky looking at the stars and George is talking about what they are going to do tomorrow.
i agree with brett and victoria :] i agree with them because the setting is very important. like victoria said, if the setting was not a ranch the story would be different in so many ways. it would be less realistic if the setting were a city or something like that.
i agree with christine because if they hadnt been on a ranch the story couldnt have taken place
i agree with brett because the imagery that steinbeck used wouldnt have worked anywhere else
I think that the setting is very important because it describes the land and the nature. The ones I see the most clearly is in the beginning of each chapter Steinbesck uses imagery to help you visualize the scenery.
The setting is very necessary for the whole basics of the story. Without the sweet mallow creeks and the buzzing and chirping of the fellow organisms and great tender of delciously naked valleys involved in the imagery we would have never known how beautiful the imagery must have been in this story.
I believe that the setting is very important and see the pond the best because it's best described as calm at the begining and dark at the end.
I think that the setting is very important because without the farm lnad setting the story would be changed in a big way. It wouldn't be the same for the crooks. I think that the fact that it was a farm and made the owner respect the whites better than the blacks because of the slavery thing in the past. Also how he is not allowed in the white bunks but the whites are allowed in his shed. I think that if it wasen't on a farm then they might have changed. It all depends on the setting of the story.
The scenery is important because like Victoria said it would be diffenent if it were a city or somewhere else. The imagery and the way people were treated and their accents wouldnt be the same and that wouldnt be as interesting or realistic at all.
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