This blog discusses the use of Fate vs. Free Will in the play Julius Caesar. We are going to be analyzing quotes, videos, and events from the play based on our topic.
The Three Fates
Greek mythology believed that these women controlled your fate.
Omens of Gods
The Gods thought a storm signified bad omens.
Friday, March 25, 2011
Haikus for Fate vs. Freewill
Fate is decided Warnings by one were ignored Caesar is no more
Dreams of death arrive The love for one will surprise A life says good-bye
Letters will be made A decision is in place Brutus will disgrace
I'm so happy to see a works cited page, and the haikus and poem analysis get the job done nicely. The song certainly relates to your topic, but I don't see the two paragraphs that explain how the song relates to Julius Caesar (important piece of the assignment). You have until Friday to submit this for half credit.
I'm so happy to see a works cited page, and the haikus and poem analysis get the job done nicely. The song certainly relates to your topic, but I don't see the two paragraphs that explain how the song relates to Julius Caesar (important piece of the assignment). You have until Friday to submit this for half credit.
ReplyDeleteThese were written well and nicely describe the play. They were creative and get the job done.
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