Brave the movie
As Queen Elinor is fighting the other bear that has been under a curse, Mor'du, who is actually a prince. Merida shouts out
"Stop, dont kill him!"
With this everyone is surprised even Prince Mor'du. Merida feels as though the reason for his anger is because he forgot who he is and if they can undo the spell for her mother and the prince then he would remember.
Merida places the tapestry over Queen Elinor and the prince and with this the spell is broken. The Queen, her triplets and the prince are returned back to themselves. Merida rushes to her mothers side and hugs her tightly and says
"I'm sorry mom, I love you"
" I love you to Merida"
The prince standing in shock that he is a human again walks up to Merida and taps her on her shoulder.
"Why did you save me? your mother could have easily killed me"
"I saved you because everyone deserves second chances"
With a smerk left on both their faces the people of the castle, the prince and Merida and her family head for home.
As the castle is celebrating Merida and Prince Mor'du take a liking in each other very quickly; Queen Elinor and King Fergus take notice of this and smile, for they know that a marriage is in the Future for Merida.
Friday, 22 February 2013
Friday, 15 February 2013
February 15th
She Walks in Beauty
by George Gordon, Lord Byron
She walks in beauty, like the
night
Of cloudless climes and
starry skies;
And all that’s best of dark
and bright
Meet in her aspect and her
eyes;
Thus mellowed to that tender
light
Which heaven to gaudy day
denies.
One shade the more, one ray
the less,
Had half impaired the
nameless grace
Which waves in every raven
tress,
Or softly lightens o’er her
face;
Where thoughts serenely sweet
express,
How pure, how dear their
dwelling-place.
And on that cheek, and o’er
that brow,
So soft, so calm, yet
eloquent,
The smiles that win, the tints
that glow,
But tell of days in
goodness spent,
A mind at peace with all
below,
A heart whose love is
innocent!
She beauty, like night
cloudless and
starry
all that’s best
and bright
in her
eyes;
tender
light
heaven day .
One the more, one ray
,
Had grace
waves every raven
tress,
softly o’er her
face;
thoughts serenely sweet
express,
pure,
dwelling-place.
on cheek, and o’er
brow,
soft, calm,
eloquent,
smiles win, the glow,
goodness spent,
peace with all
,
heart love
innocent!
Friday, 8 February 2013
February 8th
Dont Bite What You Can't Chew.
Wasps come , wasps go,
They fly high and fly low.
It sees a target, and then it knows,
In full throttle it goes.
We hear a screech we hear a gasp,
Then a yell " ohh my ass!".
Latching on with all its might,
The little wasp tries to fight.
It stiffens it trembles,
And shudders too late,
It falls to the ground to meet its fate.
"Dont Bite What You Can't Chew" has a rhyme scheme of aabbccddeff, which gives the sing song effect of a poem, making it fun and easy to read. The poem is about a wasp and once they sting you they die. But looking closer into the poem you may be able to see the deeper meaning that if you do wrong onto someone, that there will be consequences for your actions.
Wasps come , wasps go,
They fly high and fly low.
It sees a target, and then it knows,
In full throttle it goes.
We hear a screech we hear a gasp,
Then a yell " ohh my ass!".
Latching on with all its might,
The little wasp tries to fight.
It stiffens it trembles,
And shudders too late,
It falls to the ground to meet its fate.
"Dont Bite What You Can't Chew" has a rhyme scheme of aabbccddeff, which gives the sing song effect of a poem, making it fun and easy to read. The poem is about a wasp and once they sting you they die. But looking closer into the poem you may be able to see the deeper meaning that if you do wrong onto someone, that there will be consequences for your actions.
Friday, 1 February 2013
February 1st
In Gwendolyn Brooks' poem "We Real Cool" the tone is arrogant and depressing. This is amplified throughout the poem as the speakers express how "cool" they are by different means and then dying.
The first line in which the poem starts out in is stating that the speakers are cool, then the following lines suggest how this is so. The speakers say that they dropped out of school, didnt do very much with their lives but hang around. They got invovled in playing pool and got drunk. This poem is arrogant because they believed they were to cool for everything; to finish school and make something of their lives but instead they chose to take the easy road and become nothing. The poem takes a depressing turn closer to the end when it says "We Sing sin. We Thin gin. We Jazz June. We Die soon." my reasoning for this is because it shows that they are glorifying sin , getting drunk contineously, and realizing that they are going to die. After reading the poem you can connected the title to the poem very easily by saying they were arrogant for thinking all of the things they did made them cool.
The first line in which the poem starts out in is stating that the speakers are cool, then the following lines suggest how this is so. The speakers say that they dropped out of school, didnt do very much with their lives but hang around. They got invovled in playing pool and got drunk. This poem is arrogant because they believed they were to cool for everything; to finish school and make something of their lives but instead they chose to take the easy road and become nothing. The poem takes a depressing turn closer to the end when it says "We Sing sin. We Thin gin. We Jazz June. We Die soon." my reasoning for this is because it shows that they are glorifying sin , getting drunk contineously, and realizing that they are going to die. After reading the poem you can connected the title to the poem very easily by saying they were arrogant for thinking all of the things they did made them cool.
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