MagicianCat’s Advice from Roma
Inter nos laetemur amantes.
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Magician cat meet: 1984
Written by Magiciancat.com
So, what do you think about 1984?
Ashley: Tragic
Tom: Weird
Midith: Elusive
If you must turn into a character in 1984, which would you choose?
Midith: O’Brien.
Why?
Midith: Because he was the least miserable.
[laughter]
Do you like 1984?
Ashley: No, I don’t like sci-fi.
What about Animal Farm?
Ashley: Maybe?
[laughter]
But you like a part of it?
Ashley: I like a part of it.
[laughter]
What do you think about Julia?
Tom: She was a bad girl, she betrayed Winston in the end. I absolutely do not want a girlfriend like that!
Do you think Winston was a bad person?
Tom: Not really, but he wasn’t a good guy either. He’s like one of us, not so good or bad.
Midith: Some readers say that O’Brien was a villian, but I don’t actually agree.
Oh, why?
Midith: He didn’t know what he was doing! He was brainwashed like everybody else. He wasn’t pretending.
If one of your teachers behaved like that and tried to give you loads of homework, what would your classmates do?
Tom: Tie the teacher up and threw throw her into the cellar!
[laughter]
Ashley: but why didn’t the proles do similar things to the party?
Well, they were cheated by their the upper classes. The proles only want to live peacefully. Let’s say that there was a war going on and your teacher gave you a lot of homework. What would you do: tie up the teacher or protect your own safety?
Tom: Protect my own safety.
Yes, and that’s what the proles in the book thought.
Midith: Do the three classes exist in real life?
Yes. You can find many a lot of information on this theme.
Ashley: There were three classes in France before Napoleon took place control. Most countries have similar histories though.
How did you come up with that idea? It’s pretty good.
Ashley: Our history teacher said it in class in another way. He said, ‘most classes have similar bad students!’
[laughter]
Teacher’s comments: Well done, Pluvia. Everything is good here, but I’ve just spaced out the responses and shrunk the text to make it easier to read.
What you say about the characters, being neither good nor bad, is interesting, and is something you could possibly have expanded on.
Teacher’s comments:
Well done, Pluvia. Everything is good here, but I’ve just spaced out the responses and shrunk the text to make it easier to read.
What you say about the characters, being neither good nor bad, is interesting, and is something you could possibly have expanded on.