Welcome to the blog for Prof. John Talbird's English 252 class. The purpose of this site is two-fold: 1) to continue the conversations we start in class (or to start conversations before we get to class) and 2) to practice our writing/reading on a weekly basis in an informal forum.
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Bringing up Baby!
It boggles my mind to think about animals, the wild and big ones sharing homes with humans. This would be due to my presumtion that it's hard for most to rap there heads around the idea. Especially taking in a full grown wild animal versus one from near birth. There are cases where owners, and random people occupying (no matter the objective and/or subjective disposition) the animals habitual space get attacked, mauled, and killed by these animals with some resulting discussions including reasons as to why such animals rebelled, reacted harshly, or did both. I'd like to think that it's in these wild animals nature to protect and defend them-selves by any means necessary. Also that it's so second nature to them that no form of domestication can prohibit such actions of the sort whether or not if the animals had been provoked into their reactions. This writing, short story gives me ideas an opinions about 'what if?', for instance what if I lost a pet tiger, was being given, or was giving away a wild animal as a gift, or let alone lived with one. Such works of literature takes the imagination of its readers captive.
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The movie Arsenic and Old lace really met my expectation of great acting. Cary Grant's star qaulity lead the audience on a real roller coaster ride. I think sometimes in movies it's easy for the viewer to guess what will happen next, but not here. Once Grant realized that his Aunt's were killing people the movie just went into a tailspin from there. The movie was playin into the irony of these two older women who seemed to be like saints of the town who gave and fed to the needy. But actually they were serial killers luring old lonely men to their house to be poisoned. Who would've ever thought to connect the dots
ReplyDeleteThat's Freaky isn't it. I wonder if this on based on a true story, at least a little bit or if they got the idea from something that's just as freaking or haunting.
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