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OOC: As I mentioned in

fandomhigh_ooc, all of the English classes are in a strange sort of magic time whereupon this class could be elapsing on just about any day for your character. Please don't think about it too much. If you do, your brain might break into a thousand pieces -- and that would be bad. Very bad indeed. I'm also breaking this post into two comment threads for English and Honors English alike, as both classes have more or less the same things.

English / Honors English :: Day One

The English classroom at first glance appears to be one of those Places That Time Forgot -- upon entering, the first thing that's instantly visible are stacks and stacks of books, all of which are .... well, stacked not so neatly upon the floor. Rows of desks are set up somewhat haphazardly through the room for students to sit at -- and at the very front of the room is a large teacher's desk, which the professor is currently sitting upon.

Behind the teacher's desk, there is one large window which seems to indicate that the outside day is, in fact, a wintry December evening, an image distinctively at odds with the fall day that the students have no doubt just come in from. As the students file into the room, Jenny bounds to her feet. "Um, hello! My name is, um, Jennifer Schecter, but you can call me Jenny. I'm, um, going to be teaching you all English this year. Well, the English language, I mean. How to use the English language better, I mean, because of course you all already know how to speak English, or you wouldn't be here, right?

"And, um, anyway? I know it's the first day of classes, but I think it would be a good idea for us to get to know each other, so, um, I'd like you all to fill this sheet out and return it to me by the end of the class period. Um. If you like, you can discuss the results with one another, because I think it's really crucial for us to get to know each other so we can realize how interrelated we all are, and this is the fastest way for us to, um, really get to realize what kindred spirits we all are to one another." And then she gets up and starts passing out the worksheets.

Name:
Age:
Sex:

I am taking this class because:

My favorite book is:

Death is:

Love is:

The soul is:

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is:

Walking back to her seat on top of her desk, Jenny smiles brightly. Oh, so brightly. "Well, what are you all looking at? Fill the worksheet out! Discuss! I'll be walking around to answer any questions that you might have."

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Regular English thread.

Name: Rogue
Age: 16
Sex: Biologically female, mentally, well...it's complicated

I am taking this class because: I enjoy English, and it's required for graduation

My favorite book is: Anne of Green Gables

Death is: My skin

Love is: Touch

The soul is: Fluid

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: I've missed appx. a year of high school, and haven't really ever read Hemingway, so I have no opinion.

Name: Wallace Fennel
Age: 17
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: I need to keep up on my credits. I'm college bound, I'm sure (there's a basketball scholarship out there with my name on it)

My favorite book is: The Art of Shooting Baskets by Ted St. Martin and Bill Sharman

Death is: umm, death.

Love is: homemade brownies

The soul is: infinite

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: what? Dr. Seuss rhymes.

Oh! So you're saying that all affection is irrevocably linked to food, much in the way that lust is irrevocably linked to the flesh?

(In Balian's rediculously orderly carolingian script, in quill and ink)

Name: Balian of Imbelin
Age: seventeen and one half, by the grace of God.
Sex: Male.

I am taking this class because: I wish to aquire a better understanding of this tongue, as it is not my native one, and I am not entirely sure from whence my ability to speak it comes, though surely through God's mercy.

My favorite book is: Revelations. My father is quite fond of Genesis, but his has always been a simple, practical man, with no time for fancies.

Death is: An end that shall come to us all. None are exempt from his cold embrace, though bitterly their kin may weep.

Love is: The purest of all emotions, allowing us to feel as God must feel unto us, his children.

The soul is: The immortal part of our being that no mere illness or opression can damage, that survives our mortal bodies to carry our very being to Heaven.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: I fear I know these authors not. Have they any similarity to the balladeers and troubadors? I find myself quite enamored of them, despite the disapproval of my father.

Balian, may I compliment you on your penmanship? It is wonderful.

If you would like, I could endeavor to give you an, um, introduction to both authors. I know that parents can sometimes be, um, somewhat overbearing when it comes to, um, preventing their children from gaining a full understanding of what literature lies out there.

I would very much appreciate it, Mademoiselle Schecter. My father has, for better or worse, sent me here, which I presume to be implicit permission.

(My confessor would not approve, I am sure, but that is, in my father's words, what indulgences are for.)

*mutters to self* Must not be a smartass on the first day of class . . .

Name: Anders
Age: 16
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: I don't want to sound stupid on the broadwave when I do post-game interviews someday.

My favorite book is: 30 Workout Regimens for the Pyramid Player, by, uh, I forget?

Death is: Being on the disabled list.

Love is: Winning it all.

The soul is: The X-factor for the dedicated athlete.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Frankly, I'm not familiar with Earth literature at all, since until I came here I was convinced Earth was just a religious myth.

Name: Caroline Todd
Age: 17
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: It's expected.

My favorite book is: Freddie Mercury: An Intimate Memoir by the Man Who Knew Him Best

Death is: See, I don't really know. I *think*... I think it's that feeling that you're not quite 'here' only all the time... mmm.

Love is: Trusting someone with your name in their mouth and your heart in there hands. Love is to live.

The soul is: I don't know if I even believe in one. I'll say, the part of you that makes you stand up right, that gives you life, the part that goes away when you die... the soul is what gives you the right words with you write a poem.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is:Well Dr. Seuss in using both 11-beat and 12-beat lines instead of staying with just one version and sometimes breaking strict couplet format shows... no really I have no idea. But I would like to... I think.

Honours English thread:

Name: Lily Evans
Age: 16
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I'm muggle-born, but I have no sense of connection with the great writers and thinkers of my original kind.

My favorite book is: Hogwarts, A History

Death is: the end of one's life

Love is: caring for another, being sensitive to their needs and feelings, and the willingness to sacrifice your desires for their benefit.

The soul is: The spiritual part of us that transcends time.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Yes! This is exactly the sort of thing I am here to learn!

Name: Piper Halliwell
Age: 16
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I always liked English and reading.

My favorite book is: A Tree Grows in Brooklyn

Death is: Part of life

Love is: Cooking for loved ones

The soul is: Endless

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: I guess that's what I'm here to learn.

Name: Rory Gilmore
Age: 16
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I love the written word, I read compulsively and I truly think I have a talent for writing.

My favorite book is: I could never pick just one.

Death is: Inevitable.

Love is: Knowing someone isn't perfect and not caring.

The soul is: The deepest essence of our beings.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: They both had a distinct, personal style - Geisel, though writing for children, likely drew inspiration from Hemingway's use of short, personal statements.

Name: William de Worde
Age: 17
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: English is a sensible class to take when involved in Journalism and other Humanities, and I want to study the literature of whatever world this is.

My favorite book is:-- don't have a single favourite.

Death is: An anthropomorphic personification in the form a of a seven-foot tall skeleton on a pale horse.

Love is: Something you get in books.

The soul is: An interesting philosophical concept, and also the part of the body that thinks and feels.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is:

Neither of these are writeres on the Disc, so I can't answer the question until I've had time to go to the library, read both authors, and study the post-modernist literary movement.

Name: Lindsey McDonald
Age: 16
Sex: Male, dammit. Lindsey is not a girl's name.

I am taking this class because: I like English?

My favorite book is: How to Get Into Law School or The Sound and The Fury.

Death is: inevitable.

Love is: overrated.

The soul is: always for sale.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Reading Hemingway is painful, at least Seuss is fun.

Name: Luna Lovegood.
Age: Fifteen and three tenths.
Sex: I'm a girl.

I am taking this class because: I like language and it's nice to learn how to use it. I also like to read.

My favorite book is: What They Don't Want You To Know: an Encyclopedia of Cover-Ups and Conspiracies. I know it's not fiction but I think it's very informative.

Death is: When the soul leaves the body because the body can't hold it anymore.

Love is: What makes me really happy when my father makes me a cake for my birthday, even though sometimes it's a bit overcooked and the knife gets stuck in it.

The soul is: The part of you that goes on existing after your body dies.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Dr. Seuss had some very nice ideas and his poems always scan properly, so he put things together well. Mr. Hemingway had ideas about Jesus being a fish, which would be interesting if he'd constructed his sentences better.

Name: Pyro
Age: 17
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: I need to get this over with so I can graduate?

My favorite book is: ~~1984~~ Farenheit 451

Death is: ... the opposite of life?

Love is: See above.

The soul is: One of those things that new-age people believe in.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Both had a gift for ... er ... reducing a work of literary merit to the lowest common denominator of words. Also, they're both highly overrated.

Name: Josephine March
Age: 17
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I've been a storyteller all my life, I guess. My sisters and I used to write thrillers together and act them out. I'd like to continue and get published someday.

My favorite book is: Nicholas Nickleby

Death is: Death is what my father comes close to every day but somehow manages to avoid.

Love is: Thrilling. Dangerous. Tragic. Dramatic. Very good writing material.

The soul is: The soul is the well from which the glories of life spring.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: What are you talking about?

Name: Hamlet Dane Jr.
Age: 16
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: It gives me an outlet, I suppose. I've had so many convoluted thoughts these past few months.

My favorite book is: Jenseits von Gut und Böse, Friedrich Nietzsche.

Death is: Inevitable. All things were born to die, and life is merely the path of torment that leads up to the eternal hereafter. If the Everlasting had not fixed His canon against self-slaughter, I'm sure that there would be many more people skipping the accursed process of living all together.

Love is: An illusion. There is no "love". The pre-ordained romantic tendencies that one can claim exists between two people are nothing more than pleasant lies meant to cover the coarse truth. All that exists is the mindless sexual desire between people that cause them to give into their beast-like urges without consideration for social connections or the effects on others.

The soul is: That immortal thing within our being which gives us self-knowledge and perspective. It is a terrible thing to have a soul, for the acknowledgment of why we do what we do is what raises us above the ignorant animals that do but by will, and never suffer grief or guilt or trauma to which human beings are prone.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: They both base their writing on the utter meaningless of life and the ways to cope with the truth of reality. Seuss decides that the real world is so pain-filled and crushing that he must create imaginary worlds filled with nonsensical verse and improbable situations so as to find as an escapist solution. Hemingway sees the real world as crushing man's desires, so he filters his perspectives on it through his Id in order to create a new reality with a semblance of order.

Name: Susan Sto Helit
Age: 16
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I will be good at it.

My favorite book is: I'm sure it's nothing you've read. That isn't meant to be a sarcastic comment, but rather an observation. Explaining the book to someone who will never read it is really just a silly waste of our time.

Death is: Ha.

Love is: Really quite pointless. I mean that. It's all just temporary, in a metaphysical sense.

The soul is: A piece of you that stays behind even when the rest of you is gone. At least until I'm dragged in to do something about it.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: I have no idea who these people are. I assume they're important?

Name: Murphy MacManus
Age: 17
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: English is a required course, and Honors English sounded challenging.

My favorite book is: The Stand by Steven King

Death is: the end of one existance, and the beginning of the next

Love is: something I doubt I'll ever understand

The soul is: something that can never be defined by mortal beings

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is:

I'm afraid I have to say I don't have one at this point in time.

Name: Alex Krycek
Age: 17
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: I enjoy English. It's a fascinating language and the applications are myriad - so many ideas can be expressed, either simply or in as much depth as one might like.

My favorite book is: I can't think of just one.

Death is: Another step in life, but one I don't care to take just yet.

Love is: Complicated. I wouldn't pretend to understand it.

The soul is: It defies easy description. Ask ten people and you would probably get twelve different answers.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: I don't think I'll even pretend to know this one. Not much of a fan of either though.

Name: Simon Tam
Age: 17
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: I enjoy English and literature.

My favorite book is: The Once and Future King, T. H. White.

Death is: when the brain no longer sends out electrical impulses making the body function.

Love is: chemicals released by one's brain in the presence of someone our higher brain functions recognise as being important.

The soul is: The idea of the higher functions of the brain.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is:
Both frequently discuss the despair of loneliness in the human condition, althought Geisel allows a greater sentiment of hope in his work. Both use unconventional language, although Hemingway is not as playful and creative as Geisel.

*Charlie sneaks into the back, late.*
Name: Charlie Pace
Age: 16
Sex: ~~as often as possible~~ Male

I am taking this class because: it seemed like a good idea at the time

My favorite book is: Come As You Are: The story of Nirvana

Death is: inevitable

Love is: an illusion

The soul is: something they talk about in church a lot

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is:
. . . I can talk about Jim Morrison and Eric Clapton much more fluently.

Thomasina is on time and as well-prepared as she can be, considering that there was no book list posted. She takes a seat, takes a worksheet when they are passed out, gives it a little thought and fills it out quickly and neatly. Then she hands it to Miss Schecter.

Is this what you wanted? I haven't the least idea about the last one.

Name: Thomasina Coverley
Age: 15
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I haven't read all of Shakespeare yet and there must be plenty of better poetry to read than Mr. Chater's.

My favorite book is: Newton's Principia or Twelfth Night

Death is: Disorder born out of disorder.

Love is: Not the nymphs and satyrs frolicking in Arcadia. Nor Antony entranced by Cleopatra(that noodle!) on her barge like a burnished throne. Nor even an ever-fix'd mark. Love is foolish.

The soul is: The genius of a person, what makes her or him theirself.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Who? What?

Name: Kara
Age: 17
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I have to.

My favorite book is: Pyramid: Who, When, Where, Why and How.

Death is: Part of life

Love is: Overrated

The soul is: Underrated.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Who and what?

Pyramid: Who, When, Where, Why and How

Oh, good book. I've read that one a lot.

It's one of the five that I own back home.

30 Workout Regimens for the Pyramid Player, huh?

Maybe you could show me a couple, sometime.

Sure thing.

Name: Wash

Age: Leave us say I am a large, fairly muscular man.

Sex: ~~Sure~~ Male.

I am taking this class because: Seems interesting. And I like being verbal. Although I can be taciturn. I know how to be silent, oh do I know. Sometimes people don't even know I'm there. I can be a very silent and mysterious man. Ladies tend to like that.

My favorite book is: Someone once gave me a book about Taoism and flying. Can't remember the name of it for the life of me.

Death is: Just one of those things that happens. Of course, not to the people I care about if I can help it.

Love is: Pretty damn powerful.

The soul is: A leaf on the wind.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: *bullshits* They both have interesting perspectives on masculinity and adulthood.

Name: Justin Taylor
Age: 17
Sex: Male (Twink. If you don't ask, I won't have to explain.)

I am taking this class because: To further my education skills.

My favorite book is: Anything written by Edgar Allan Poe

Death is: The beginning.

Love is: Like poetry. It's not the words written that matters but the hand that writes them.

The soul is: The very air that breathes life into each of us.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: They both have rhyming issues in their poems in other words they both like to rhyme. The difference that I have seen is Suess has a tendancy to border on obsessively happy endings where Hemingway seems to be darker and more depressed endings or not so much depressed as...not what you expect. Sort of like Suess may not have the answers to life but its worth a look whilst the other is like in time the answers will come to me if I dont die first.

Joke in question that shows my point.

DR. SEUSS
Did the chicken cross the road? Did he cross it with a toad? Yes! The chicken crossed the road, But why it crossed, I’ve not been told!
ERNEST HEMINGWAY
To die. In the rain. Alone

Name: Julian Sark. It's the name I'm currently using, at least.
Age: Older than I look, I assure you.
Sex: Male

I am taking this class because: although my current ambitions lean more towards politics and theology than poetry and literature, I still enjoy great works of both. Just because something is of no obvious value to my future plans does not mean it will never be.

My favorite book is: Machiavelli's The Prince. For light reading, the fantasies of George RR Martin and Jacqueline Carey.

Death is: a minor inconvenience.

Love is: something you can buy, rent, or trade, and very different than you would think.

The soul is: existent.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Dr. Seuss wrote of a Cat in the Hat. Hemingway liked cats. There is doubtless a correlation.

Name: Brian A. Kinney
Age: 17
Sex: Yes, please. :) Um, male. *grins*

I am taking this class because: Well, reading IS fundamental. And since my home life was far, far from perfect. On one hand, my father was an abusive drunk, who used me as a punching bag. Usually when things didn`t go the way he wanted. On the other hand, my mother was a religious freak, who acted as if I didn`t exist when things were fine. Oh, and she also liked to look at the bottom of the glass a lot. *sighs* And they even don`t know yet that I`m gay. That would go over swell with my parents. So, whenever it was possible, I took a book and read. A LOT. That way, there were less possibilites to end up dead.

My favorite book is: The Cluetrain Manifesto : The End of Business As Usual by Christopher Locke, et al. I`m interested in advertising. ;)

Death is: Inevitable. Period.

Love is: Nonexistant. I don`t believe in love. I believe in f***ing. It`s quick. It`s efficient. With the maximum amount of pleasure and a minimum amount of bull***.

The soul is: Nothing. I don`t believe in it. Once you die, you`re dead. Kaputt. Hasta la vista, baby. Bye, bye, world. *sighs* Well, you get my meaning. :)

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: The way I see it, dr. Seuss makes me wanna throw myself from the highest mountain and die a slow death. He is just to damn happy for my taste. *sighs* And Hemingway? Um, didn`t he just, like, blow his head away or something? *scratches his head* So, I`m guessing he was pretty depressed. Just like his books are. Um, he makes me wanna shoot myself in the head too. So, for me, there is really no difference. And the similarities are, well, they have both a weird obsession with rhyme. *rolls his eyes* Like, closing on sick. Well, that makes me wanna poke myself in the eye with a pencil. Uh, I`m just not big on rhymes, Ms. I`m sorry.

(OOC- I'm very very drunk. This was unplanned, adn I am very sorry. I thought I'd be here earlier)
Name: Faith
Age: 17
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I needed three, and English is probably the most important thing to know, cause I speak it every day.

My favorite book is: I don't like to read. Jane magazine? Does that count? Maybe like, I don't know, Lies My Teacher Told Me? My watcehr showed me it, it's cool. Plus, my old teachers were pervs. So them lying? Totally true.

Death is: coming soon. I don't mind, much

Love is: a mispelling od the word sex (OOC- i read this once)

The soul is: an imaginary thing, made up by scared, scared people who dont want to face the nothingness that is death.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: hemmingway sucks.alot.

Name: Willow Rosenberg
Age: 16
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: It's part of the college prep regimen, and I'm hoping I can get AP credit for it, too. Oh, and I like books.

My favorite book is: Living Wicca, by Scott Cunningham

Death is: Negotiable

Love is: Confusing

The soul is: Definitely there. Usually blue.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Um.... can I do some research and get back to you on that? I'm not really up on my post-post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement theory.

Name: Winifred Burkle
Age: 16
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I like Emglish

My favorite book is: Hard to pick one

Death is: inevitable

Love is: nonexistent

The soul is: your spirit

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Dr. Seuss is the reason for rap?

Name: Sydney Bristow
Age: 16
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: I like Emglish

My favorite book is: So many to choose from

Death is: unpleasant

Love is: not something for me at this point

The soul is: free

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: No comment

Name: Summer Roberts
Age: 16
Sex: Female

I am taking this class because: It seems okay

My favorite book is: The Valley Novelization

Death is: morbid. Why are you asking this?

Love is: getting on a table and professing your love

The soul is: You spelled soul wrong, it's sole as in shoes. I like shoes.

My opinion on the similarities and differences between Theodore Geisel (pen name Dr. Seuss) and Ernest Hemingway (pen name Ernest Hemingway), especially as pertaining to the post-post-post-post-post modernist literary movement is: Dr. Suess is the cat and the hat guy, right?

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