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adlisyarif96 · 10 years
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Lira 3 #ELC102 #jbm1111a
Based on the story I have learned, I felt empathy with Mr Behrman because of some reasons. First of all, he was a failure in art. He lived on the ground floor of the apartment. He has planned to work of art and never begun it. But, he is very nice to the two young women, his neighbors. Johnsy and Sue. Johnsy had pneumonia and counting her life to the end, while Sue take care of her very much. Mr Behrman has planned a big masterpiece to be sell and give to the youngsters although he also had pneumonia. Fortunately, the doctor has told they that Johnsy is out of danger. Apparently they found Mr Behrman dead in his house, leaving a masterpiece of leaf painting. He paint it at the night before he died. The drawing about ivy leaf before the last fell. Same like his life.
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adlisyarif96 · 10 years
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quote of the day: you can't touch the sun otherwise you'll be dead
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adlisyarif96 · 10 years
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Lira 2
I preferred the bachelor's story over the aunt's story because the bachelor got attention from the kids to hear from his story over their aunt's story. The first introduction of his story about Bertha, a good girl who was ended up being a meal for a wolf. The kids were listening the story till the end and so focused. This has proven the bachelor's skill in storytelling. So, technically the bachelor is better than the boring aunt. #LIRA2 #jbm1111a #ELC120
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adlisyarif96 · 10 years
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The golden boys
I like the story ending because narrator is a little pure evil who used his own personality to deceived everyone that make them belive he will not be the thieve who stole Mrs Muffad. But he does. Inspired by jealousy, he took the bag and put it under the golden boys’ green deck. Everyone started hating them. The narrator also kept the purse under sand at the beach and he hide the guilty face successfully by his own personality and keep reading books while peoples keep on searching the purse. So, yes the narrator is a little genius evil.
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