How does Dumpster Diving by Lars Eughner reflect pathos

Collin Williams

Mrs. Parkinson

Bell 7

4/13/16

                 The author of Dumpster Diving shows pathos by exceeding the amount of imagery in the passage. "Bulging, rusty, and dented cans and cans that spew when punctured should be avoided especially when the contents are not very acidic or syrupy"(Eighner 714) This quote shows discreet imagery, reflecting how Eighner shows pathos in the book. While Eighner describes her experiences of dumpster diving, and living the tragic life of being in poverty, you can see through her eyes how horrific the life she lives is. "I began scavenging by pulling pizzas out of the Dumpster behind a pizza delivery shop"(Eighner 715) You can see how cautious and strategic you have to be in order to survive while living in poverty.

When is it okay to lie in order to protect someone else? Ch2 Pg 22

Collin Williams

Parkinson

English III

3/15/2016

When is it okay to lie in order to protect someone else? Ch2 Pg22

I believe it is okay to lie in order to protect someone else. If you see that the benefit of lying to someone is better than the honesty you might tell than you would lie, its simple. But if you hide something to where it is unreasonable to not let the other person know then in that case you tell the truth. People always say honesty is the best policy, well that isn't always true. Whether it is in 3rd grade and your teacher is saying that phrase or it’s your friend saying it, it's not always the best policy. It's human nature to be curious, even if it has nothing to do with anything, but the thought of someone not telling you something might make them believe that it is about them, once they believe that then you won’t hear the last of that until the secret is spilled. But again I believe the idea where if you’re hiding something from someone especially to protect them from the horrible truth then you are in the right, because you are just trying to do what is best for them.

Writers in Harlem Renaissance

Collin Williams

Mrs. Parkinson

English III

3/4/2016

Writers in the Renaissance

What can be learned from the poets of the Harlem Renaissance is that they at that time in US history were going through a time of change. They got to experience all the great enjoyable moments like new technology coming into history, also changes in the typical white and black community. But as you study the poets from a unique angle you can see how these events would correlate into their writing, because actually many of them wrote about the progressive movement of America’s mindset of race and how people precept it.   Writers like Cullen paved the way for equality in America,  “Oblivious to look and word They pass, and see no wonder That lighting brilliant as a sword Should blaze the path of thunder.” (9-12) This quote is an example of the mindset of whites and blacks coming together actually paved the way for the way society is today.

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