Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Journal 11

Yes Brutus is the most noble Roman because he was the only one who did kill Caesar for any personal gain. He did it for what he believed was right and for the good of the people. He decided not to kill himself because iot would be less honorable. Brutus was of course the most noble Roman.

Monday, March 21, 2011

Blog 10

I believe that Brutus will realize that the makes he had made have cost him dearly and that he will end up taking his own life. It will be difficult for him to do because suicide is not a very honorable way to die. He may also make the decision easily because by ending his life he will have done the honorable thing and made up for Caesar's death by taking his own

Sunday, March 13, 2011

Why Brutus' speech failed

Brutus' speech ultimately failed because Mark Antony easily convinced the crowd to side with himself.  The crowd thought that Brutus just wants a lot of power and does not care about Rome just like what Brutus said about Caesar.  In Antony's speech he convinces tho crowd to beliveve that murdering Caesar was unjust. Then he reads the will and everyone is in it so the crowd easiely sides with him.

Thursday, March 10, 2011

Convince

convinced my parents to get me a new baseball bat because all my other bats are illegal in our conference now. I asked them to get me one because of my grades and that I'm the only one without a bat. I used logos because I gave some logical reasons that made sense to them so they bought me my new bat.

Monday, March 7, 2011

Did Caesar have to die?

I don't necessarily think Caesar HAD to die. Sometimes there is situations where it could be for the best though. I think Caesar was responsible for his own death. He had too much power and couldn't handle it. He took advantage of his power so people turned against him, including his best friend, Brutus. If Caesar would have just used his power to more people's advantage rather than just his own the death would have never happened. Caesar's death is also kind of on the conspirators too though. Even some people that didn't really have a say in it had to stab Caesar because they were convinced to turn against him. It was their fault that they couldn't of thought of a better way of doing things. In conclusion, Caesar's death was put on both, Caesar and the conspirators because they both took part of the assassination.

Tuesday, February 22, 2011

What was said in this secret exchange?

i think that Cassius and Brutus were talking about framing someone else for the murder so neither of them got in trouble. Neither of them wanted to lose their status in high society by getting in trouble so they would frame someone and have them take the fall.

Sunday, February 20, 2011

If you were warned that someone's dreams or visions foretold danger for you, how would you respond? Why?

If someone told me about danger in my future, I would just go on as if nothing had changed. I don't believe it fortune tellers or people like that. It may be stuck in the back of my mind and i would do my hardest tp try and not let it affect me in any way. I would just forget about what he told me and move on.

Friday, February 18, 2011

Blog # 4

CAESAR REFUSES CROWN
Today Julius Caesar refused the crown that was offered to him By Marc Antony, The crowds all love it.
Word is that the Senate will offer him the crown and he will accept it!

Tuesday, February 15, 2011

Blog # 3

Caesar- Lol i fainted im such a loser.
Cassius- LMAO Caesar is so lame, who faints any more. HAHAHAHAHAH
Brutus- Im so torn, Idk what to do ):

Journal # 1

The ideal public leader must be ethical and respect all social classes. The leader must follow all of his laws. The leader should be trustworthy and fair to all peoples, no matter race or ethnicity. The leader must not be corrupt at any time. He should do what is necessary to protect the rights of all of his people.

Monday, February 14, 2011

Journal # 2

 A person controls their own fate, fate has something to do with the opportunities the person is given but most of what happens in a persons life is controlled by them. Fate is only whether you are a boy or girl and where you are born. There is not much that you do not control about who you are.

Love poem

My love for you is as strong as steel.
Your love is the sun burning bright.
It is an open secret that I love you
Always together, even when we are under the weather 
My love for you is a ever burning.

Tuesday, February 1, 2011

Elizabethan Life

What was a typical day like for people during this time period?
Elizabethan Village Life changed with the seasons - the busiest being during harvest and hay making periods. People lived and worked in close family units and trades and specific skills were passed from Father to son. A village would contain a variety of skilled men helping to maintain the self-sufficiency of the village - blacksmiths, carpenters, builders, roofers, ploughmen, cowmen , farmers and the peasants and labourers. Rural England had its own social hierarchy

What did the people do for leisure?
They played hurling, which was a combination of hockey and polo. The goal was to hit the ball across the other teams goal with a club or stick. The goals were as far as 3 miles apart. The wealthy enjoyed hunting, even the queen was a known hunter. The wealthy also attended the theater to watch plays.

What did the dress/clothing look like?
The wealthy people wore clothes made of satin silk or velvet. The lower class wore clothing wool, linen, or sheep skin. As the era progressed, gentlemen wore cloaks fastened by a chain and crucifix, fine silk stockings, and beaver hats or bonnets with a plume on one side.Fashion served as a mode for self-expression for all social classes. At the beginning of the era, women's clothing was particularly modest, with garments designed to cover nearly every inch of the wearer's body, from neck to ankle.