torsdag den 27. oktober 2011

Community.

What represent the woman who remains seated after the show?
Why does Gerald suddenly feel anger towards Sean in the end?
What do the three last sentences mean?

Thea og Marie

Wordfest Community

Does the flashback have any influence on his personality?

How does he overall feel about sean?

Do the narrator like his life?

Kasper

Community

Describe the course of events.
How is the relationship between the narrator and the cast and crew?
Why is the short story called Community?

Spm af Emilie B og Maria

Questions for "Community"

We've outlined a few questions for the short story "Community":

1. What symbolizes the kitten?

2. How is the relationsship between Gerald and Sean?

3. Why do you think the story is called "Community"?


//Julie S, Caroline and Clara.

Wordfest Community

Characterize the narrator?

Characterize Sean?

Describe the relationship between Sean and the narrator?


Kasper and Martin, 3.a.

onsdag den 26. oktober 2011

Some wife

The atmosphere at the office is kind of awkward and it’s a negative atmosphere. Frank and Graham aren’t very friendly towards Stu. Stu has a bad sense of occasion. Frank and Graham just want to do their own business and aren’t interested in conversations with Stu.
Graham is lonely and keeps to himself. Graham is always nagging at Stu, perhaps to make himself look better. He stands up for Frank, maybe because he wants to be his friend.
Stu and Faye’s relationship is superficial. Stu isn’t in love with Faye, and he is focusing on all the bad things about Faye. It seems like Stu is with Faye because he is afraid of being alone. Faye likes Stu and it could seem like she wants to marry him.
The relationship between Bonnie and Frank is also a superficial relationship. It is like Bonnie and Frank is bored. Frank knows Bonnie is cheating but he is ignoring it, because as long as the outside world doesn’t know it doesn’t matter. Frank likes the idea of being in a perfect relationship and he is trying to make it work.
Stu is fascinated by Bonnie because she is everything Faye isn’t. She is his idea of a perfect woman. Stu wants the relationship which he thinks Frank and Bonnie have.
When Stu goes to Frank’s house, it is because he wants to see the perfect relationship, so he can imagine himself in Frank’s place. When he looks at Bonnie he can see how his life would be with her. When he finds out that she is cheating on Frank it seems like he is getting more satisfied with his own situation. He asked Frank what he was doing the night Stu was at Frank’s home, although he already knew the answer.
The second time he visits Frank’s house he gets caught by Frank.
First Frank threatens to kill Stu but then he changes his mind and say: “see you tomorrow”. First Frank is very mad, not only at Stu but also at the guy/guys whom Bonnie is cheating on him with. He doesn’t want to confront Stu and he just wishes to forget about the episode. Frank is afraid that the outside world will know about his wife being unfaithful.
After this episode you can imagine that Stu and Faye’s relationship won’t change. Perhaps it will change to the better, because Stu has learned that no relationship is perfect. Frank and Bonnie’s relationship will also remain the same unless she leaves him.
At the office the atmosphere will be the same. Frank doesn’t want people to know that his wife is unfaithful, therefore he doesn’t change his way of acting. Stu doesn’t care or think more of the situation.

Thea, Maria og Marie

Some Wife.

I think that the atmosphere at the office is very mixed. I think that Frank is a bit annoyed about Stu, because he wants to look at his hot wife Bonnie a lot on his computer. I think that Stu sees Bonnie as an image of the perfect life, and I also think that Stu finds his own wife a bit borring, and she is also not very good looking like Bonnie. At the surface is seems like Frank and Bonnie has a good relationshp, but she is actually cheating on him, so the relationship is therefore not the perfect relationship.  Graham is like the funny man at the office and for an example he calls Stu for Stu-dog. I think that Stu went to Franks' house because he wanted to look a Bonnie, because he is very fascinated about her look.  At the first visit she was with another man, and at the second time she shows her breasts.  The ending end with a "See you tomorrow", that is because Frank really don't seems Stu as an threat to him and Bonnie.  I think that the relationship between Faye and Stu will end, maybe Stu and Bonnie will end up together with each other, and maybe Faye and Frank will end up together. I think that the atmosphere at the office the next day will be bad because, of all the problems between Stu and Frank.