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Members Present: All

Discussion Highlights:
- We discussed the role of repetition of the text.
- We talked about the major events between these areas.
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Section/Pages:151 to 274
Members Present: All but Chris

Discussion Highlights:
-Because we all finished the book we went over our thoughts on the book, what we liked and what we didn’t like. Overall everyone had lot of positive feeling toward the book as a whole. The one part we all didn’t necessarily like was the ending, mainly because nobody died.
- The ending was humble, although Katz and Bryson gave up on walking the entire trail they enjoyed their time. We all kind of related with this as it is great sometimes to remove yourself from society but in the long run it isn’t the best.
- Overall we all liked the book for how the characters were pretty much everyday people.

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Section/Pages: 51 to 150
Members Present: Everyone but Chris Cooney
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-   We discussed the significance of Earl Shaffer hiking the whole Appalachian Trail over 123 days
-  Earls journey appealed to many by using pathos by inspiring the audience through his impressive task
- We discussed the perspective Americans in the modern age have in nature compared to what they were in earlier times

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How can imagery effect the book?

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Section/Pages: 19 to 50
Members Present: Ryan Taylor, Eric Rodrigues, and David Jojan

Discussion Highlights:
- We discussed the use of imagery in the text
- We further discussed about Bill’s journey in the woods
- We also looked at how he is always scared of everything because of his distrust in his abilities.
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How does Bill’s action of reading stories hurt his confidence?

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- What devices would you use in order to incorporate meaningful messages from the book into your reflection essay?

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- How has human perspective changed regarding nature and the outside based off the information provided in the story?

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1 Brainstorm a LIST OF THEMES for the book thus far. Then, select one theme from the list and find at least three pieces of textual evidence to support it. 1

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1. We were a very productive group
2. We had also discussed various areas of the book
3. We didn’t have as much time as we would have liked but we did our best to do as much work we could

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1. We grew as a team during this session.
2. We were very productive during this meeting.
3. We helped brainstorm for certain areas of our journals.

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1. Some members of the group had to catch up so it wasn’t as productive as it could be.
2. Also one of our members was absent so the amount of work done was less.
3. Our discussions were productive

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Bryson’s memoir was adapted into a movie in 2015 starring Robert Redford as Bill Bryson and Nick Nolte as Bryson’s travel companion Stephen Katz. In 2017, CNN named A Walk in the Woods the funniest travel memoir ever written.

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- what is the significance of Earl hike through the Appalachian trail?

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1. Some members were absent so they were not on the pace of others regarding the book
2. We held strong conversation which allowed us to dive into the meaning of key events in the book
3. We were able to clear up any confusion a member would have regarding certain moments in the book.

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- William McGuire Bryson was born on December 8 1951.
-  He became known in the United Kingdom  through the TV show Notes from a Small Island (1995).
- in October 2020, he announced his retirement from writing books.
- He has sold 16 million books worldwide.