Wednesday, November 28, 2012

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Discuss the question, what does it mean to be a “man”?  Do you agree with Lady Macbeth’s view? Or do you think Macbeth’s consideration is more “manly”?


Definition of being a man, is someone whose strong, brave, a protector, and someone who brings the bacon on the table. Lady Macbeth (psycho) trying to convince Macbeth to get in her scheme into killing the king to be out in the throne, because as soon as you the king dies Macbeth is king. So I definitely don't agree with Lady Macbeth, she's evil!!!!!

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Discuss inaction. Is one less guilty of a crime if they let it happen but did not take an active role in it? Compare inaction to action---Are there levels of guilt?
If you was around or apart of the crime, and did not do anything but witness it you are guilty for letting it happened, or you witnessed it and got asked if you seen anything and lied, but later on they find out you was around you are getting punished for it.

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What are the factors that influence how a director presents a scene? Why do you think different directors see things so differently? 

Different directors see differently because that's what they want the audience to either leave them thinking, maybe having them guessing who's going to be the killer just like those old horror movies. Every director haves his own point of views of how the movie. He/she wants to catch our attention and there's several ways, so every directors authors have different mind sets on books, or movies

Thursday, November 15, 2012

          Duncan says, “There’s no art to find the mind’s construction in the face: / He was a gentleman on whom I built absolute trust.”
Is it ever possible to truly trust someone?  honestly i think it takes time to trust, even if you known someone for yearrs, that person can give your whole problems out there. Trust is someone you can tell everything or do anything in front of them, and wouldn't tell a soul to.

Thursday, November 8, 2012

Keith Morgan

Do predictions come true because they were destined to come true, or because people make them happen because it was predicted (like a self-fulfilling prophesy)?                                          
I think predictions weren't made to be always true, it's your input on things, you can be either right or wrong. 50/100 chance of you actually being right. Or maybe you predict your going to drop 20 pounds by 2 weeks if you know you can that's an highly chance what you predict actually come true. See were I'm going with this. 

                                                                                                                          Sincerely keefy