Three Taiwanese students created special Popsicles this past summer. Each Popsicle was made of polluted water from Taiwan’s river and lakes.The idea was to show how dirty the water in Taiwan is these day. The project won the Young Pin Design Award and was on display at Taipei World Trade Center.First, the speaker has a fear of spooky atmosphere. When he was napping, someone tap at his door but nothing more. And the curtains were filled him with fantastic terrors he never felt before. Second, he was as mad as hell because of the Raven. ‘’Take thy beak from out my heart, and take thy form from off my door’’, he shrieked and upstarting. In the end, the speaker was so sad. He whispers the word, ‘’Lenore’’, but nothing more. The speaker felt disappointed because of Lenore.
He tries to calm himself down, telling himself that "tis some visitor".He's grieving for a lost woman, someone named Lenore who has left him alone. As he listens something strange, he begins to really nervous and his heart starts to beat faster. The speaker murmured the word Lenore, even the darkness, reminds him of his love. The raven appeared, speaker really gets into this feeling of amusement, talking to the raven as if it were some noble person. The speaker is a little surprised to hear this bird talk.He is sure that the bird will disappear by tomorrow, leaving him alone.He imagines the bird had a depressed owner, whose life was such terrible that all he could say was "Nevermore." He sits and thinks, remembers that Lenore will never sit on this cushion again, and she's really gone forever. The speaker starts to yelling at the bird, calling him a "Prophet" and a "thing of evil". In fact, all he really wants is a little bit of hope and some comfort. Finally, he doesn't want to see the raven again, he thinks his soul never be rescued because of the shadow of the raven.
First, the speaker heard someone rapping at his door and looked each separate dying ember like ghost and heard uncertain rustling of each purple curtain. Therefore, he opened the door, there was darkness and nothing. Those made him feel thrilled and spooky. But he didn’t close the door immediately. He whispered “Lenore!” and looked forward to seeing her. It was still nothing. Afterwards, he back into the house, hearing a tapping louder than before. He opened the shutter, seeing a stately Raven. He talked something to the Raven. But the Raven just said “Nevermore.” The speaker was disappointed. When he asked about Lenore and the Raven still said “Nevermore.” He felt heartbroken and hated the Raven very much.In first section, once upon a midnight dreary, while Poe nodded, there came a tapping and he thought it's some visitors. I think at that moment he felt scared. And in second section, it was in the bleak December and Poe has sorrow for the lost Lenore. In third section, Poe felt thrilled with fantastic terrors what he never felt before. In fourth section, Poe's soul grew stronger, he was not hesitating then no longer. In fifth section, Poe deep into that darkness peering and he felt fearing and he was obsessed with Lenore. In sixth section, he sound a tapping louder than before and he told himself it was the wind and nothing more, so he might felt more scared than before. In eighth section, he felt ghastly and grim when Raven wandering from the nightly shore. In tenth section, he felt hopeless. In twelfth section, when the Raven croaking, Poe might feel grim and ghastly. In fifth section, Poe felt alone. In seventeenth section, Poe felt angry. And in eighteenth section, I think his feeling is in tense and almost frantic. It carefully tracks the step from a state of nervousness to total psychological breakdown.Psychological process of the speaker is from scare to angry. When he heard some one raping his door, he was scared but he tell himself it's nothing to calm himself down. But he knew it's the bird and it can answer his question with "nevermore", he feels a little surprised. And in the end he asks something about his lover, but he still gets "nevermore" from the bird. It's not the answer he wants, so he is angry and upset.The speaker was so focus on what he's doing, then a sound came in, he felt scared first, then he opened the door. Suddenly he thought, maybe it's his "Lenore", so he started felt sorrow about the lost. After, he found out the sound was made by a saint raven, then he started to gave his mind to the raven and thought that the raven could told his feeling. As he had bad feedback from the raven, he felt mad with the raven(and the feeling from his heart was telling him), his mood in this writing was from nervousness to totally psychological breakdown.The speaker was tired and stayed alone.The speaker is good at using gloomy words to create a macabre vision. Such as haunted, creepy, spooky, suspense. And step by step, until readers achieve psychological breakdown. The poem’s content full of sad, despair , death. And the raven always reply the same answer “ Nevermore”, just like remind the speaker that his lover and hope are gone forever. Until the end, the raven still says“Nevermore”
In the middle of night, he’s tired and nodding his head. But when something tapped on the door he felt scared and comforted himself it’s nothing. But when he opened the door and found nothing, he was terrified. Then he saw a raven and realized it’s the raven which was tapping on the door. So, he talked to the raven and thought it was messenger sent by the God. He happily asked the raven how’s his wife and wanted to see her. But as the raven answering him with “Nevermore”, he got angry and wanted it to go. He thought it was here to steal the love between them. But he strongly claimed his love for her is internal and no one could separate them.The speaker used an intense, almost frantic way to miss his lover, Lenore. At first he didn’t know who was tapping his chamber door, he felt a little bit scared, but he calmed himself down by thinking that it was just some visitor. Then he opened the door, there was nothing with the unbroken silence. He felt very fearing and doubting. He thought that was Lenore, but nobody there, only wind. He turned back into his chamber door with his burning soul. The rapping came again and it became louder than before. He flung his shutter, then, a “stately Raven” showed up. After that, whenever the speaker thought something hopeful, the Raven only replied “Nevermore.” The speaker was going to be insane by the raven because he couldn’t accept the truth that his lover, Lenore was passed away. At the end, the speaker thought that his soul should be lifted, but the raven still repeated “Nevermore.” I think the speaker was very upset in his thought. He couldn't recover from his sorrow.You forget to bring your pen on test day.You can only find things when you don't need them. When bad things happened to us more than usual, we notice them more easily. We notice them more easily. We explain these things by using Murphy's law. It says: If something can go wrong, it will go wrong. High school students study many different subjects. We can't remember everything, though. For this reason, it's important to take notes. Taking good notes doesn't mean writing down everything. You can just write down key words. This helps you to memorize the important details easier. See Comments  |
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