Ironic, isn't it?
Before we read today, I want you to discuss with another classmate why the setting of "Five People" is ironic. Then, take a few minutes and comment back to this blog with your answer.
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THE EQ
- 1. 10 Blogs or 8 Blogs and 2 Responses.
- 2. Three poems you have not written plus narrative for each.
- 3. Three articles of relation to your EQ. Inlcude narrative for each plus source information.
- 4. Poem by you.
- 5. Essay: 2-3 pages
- 6. 20 pictures with well written captions. Only 10 may come from the Internet.
- 7. A letter to me
- 8. Table of Contents
- 9. Portfolio Cover: Name, Date, EQ
- 10. Mechanics
the setting of Five People is ironic because eddie thought growing old in a place that smells of cotton candy is strange also he didnt think his life was meant to be spent at ruby peir,but he later finds out there are pretty good reasons why he ended up dyinig where he did.
ReplyDeleteThe setting for the " Five People" is ironic because he is growing old in a place that smell like cotton candy and is made for young people.
ReplyDeleteThe setting for the Five People is ironic because Eddie is living and working in an amusment park that smells like cotton candy is made for young people.
ReplyDeleteEddie's dad always asked him when Eddie said what he wanted to do in life, "Is this not good enough for you." Eddie hated the work his dad wanted him to do. When Eddie's dad died he had to work at Ruby Pier to keep an eye on his mom. Then it was good enough for him.
ReplyDeleteFive people you meet in heaven is an ironic book because most stories and novels today do not deal with life after death. It is a touchy subject with most people. It's also ironic that Mitch Albom is a sports writer that also can write fiction. In the story it's ironic that Eddie the old man is growing older in a place that smells like cotton candy because you usually associate cotton candy and an amusement park with young people.
ReplyDeleteits ironic becouse of teh fact that we are told that once we go to heaven we will never be bothered by earthly problems again
ReplyDeletekind of ironic because it starts with the beginning and because eddie is dieing in a place of youth, aan amusement park. he does not think of his future in heaven and he thinks of his life on earth instead
ReplyDeleteThe setting of five people is ironic because Eddie is growing old in a places of youth and fun.
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