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ve and starts eating them one by one. Odysseus has to figure out a way to get them all out of there alive and does so by sharpening a mast and sticking it right into Polyphemus eye. 

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How would you explain the ending?

James, currently experiencing "being dead" for a second time now is acutely aware of life, death and the passing of time.  As he watches the silent movies and the boy looks into the camera, James feels as if the boy is looking right into the future (not in a literal sense) but James sees him, and the life within the boy as he looks into the camera.

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a) read the last part of the short story. describe the different reactions to the narrators internet response piece about the news of his death.

Usernames        Reactions
Sophiecatwyz: She thinks he Is pretending to be James (narrator) to cause harm to his family.
Doctormyeyes: Compares him to Michael Jackson “like Michael Jackson he may be dead, but he will never ever die”
Thruthizoutther: He makes a lot of spelling errors, but he says Jame(s) is dead as a doornail.

b) comment on the usernames of the blogs
Sophiecatwyz: it sounds like she is a crazy cat lady.

Doctormyeyes: it’s a username you would use if you either are an eye doctor or you want to seem like you are smarter than you really are.

Thruthizoutther: a crazy conspiracy theorist, makes a lot of spelling errors, sarcastic.

2.
find out what the greek legend says about the one-eyed giant and the sailor

Polyphemus, the one-eyed giant, shuts Odysseus and a bunch of other sailors in a cave and starts eating them one by one. Odysseus has to figure out a way to get them all out of there alive and does so by sharpening a mast and sticking it right into Polyphemus eye.

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The author might have chosen the title because the man in it is sort of living after death

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Narrator - Ellie  | Page 3 line 14-25, Ellie doesn’t care about him, she thinks koalas are more important than him.

Narrator - Chloe | Page 1 line 31-42, Chloe has a figment of imagination, she won’t lend her father the computer since “Mitch” is using hers.

Narrator - Emily | Page 5 line 16-21, she doesn’t care about him, she doesn’t see him as an authority figure.

Emily - Nathan | Page 6 line 3-29, they have a tense relationship, she teases him, but he doesn’t find it funny, she picks on him and he gets angry.

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5:  She does it, because she wanna know if he has any  diseases. She is concerned after he is declared dead twice, and she is afraid that the kids will be left without a mother.

6:  a)   myspace page( a social media platform) , ipod ( a music device) , the logo of youtube ( a site to watch videos)

C) The wordclass used is kendeord ( a,an,the)

E) Mostly about technology, which gives us a feeling that we are in the modern  generation.

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3. Why is it "a defeat to have engaged at all" (p. 30. L. 14)?
Because no matter what the narrator writes to the bloggers and so on, they would never believe him, because everyone can pretend being someone they aren't.

4. What do you think Chloe means when she talks about humans evolving to have screens in their foreheads instead of eyes (p.30. L. 43-44)?
Maybe she means that the human race, that she knows off, use so much time looking at a screen, that she thinks they can have screen eyes instead off, because they don't use their eyes to anything else anyway.

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The family seemed closer 10 years ago, than now. it can be explained by the family now having teenagers in the house, or the entry of social media in the daily life.

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Task 9
Q: What does Emily say Nathan uses the internet for?
A: Emily says that Nathan uses the internet for watching pornos. She's probably right about this.

Task 10

a

Q: What does Emily think has changed over the past 10 years?
A: One of the things that Emily thinks has changed, is that now she has to wear clothes that make her look like a prostitute (or that she is supposed to). And she also comments on the liberty to speak to whoever you want, regardless of religion/race.

b

Q: Can you recognize her comments about what clothes to wear today?
A: We can relate to how younger people might feel peer pressured to look a certain way, especially because of the elder generation.

c

Q: What does she say about her friendship with Hana?
A: She says that there's a certain segregation vibe which she doesn't like, becuase when she's in school its alright to be friendly with Hana, but "out in the real world", she's supposed to look at Hana as if she's one of them (immigrants).

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task 7+ 8  while reading ( Achanth, Camilla and Anna)

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task 7+ 8  while reading ( Achanth, Camilla and Anna)

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A) To spend some time without a screen?(because he thinks they all sould talk
b)  They are all on social media at the table at the picture, and as soon Emily came into the living room she turns on the TV( and the rest use social media too)

8. He's watching a "Youtube clip", about a "innocent" girl who's going to a prison cell by a mistake.

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first time)
- the paper apologized and sent flowers to him
- total strangers would cross the road just to shake his hand.
- women were hitting on him
- he became a minor celebrity
- his kids saw him like a king

second time)

- The receptionist at his work. Her face allmost fell off, her chin in her hand like it's the end of the day. (its 9.15 am)
- he has to prove with lawyers that he's not dead
- his family does not care much.
-nobody calls him to make sure he is okay, only two assurance salespeople
- chloe lends her laptop to her dad, so he could mail the news.

4b) compare the reactions
10 years ago, he was seen as a hero in the family. In the mean time he was pronounced dead the second time social media have exploded.
-10 years ago, it was a big deal to get pronounced dead when not. In the modern social media world, there is a lot of other news. so it is not a sort of a big deal in the modern SoMe world.

5)
- 10 years ago, when he was pronounced dead, it was more of a local news, in a newspaper so it doesnt affect a lot of people like it do now a days.
- in the modern world social media gets out to a lot more of just the local inhabitans. So it is a bad image for the news paper, to go out and pronounce that they have pronounced a man dead wrong twice.
- it would have been a big news that could possible been spread world wide, and it would have given the newspaper a very bad reputation.
- because of the social media and the internet. When you post an article or a image on the internet, it is saved on the net forever. So news papers can not just take an article back, if it allready have been spread 1000's of times.