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Section/Chapters: Samsara-The Son
Members Absent:none

Discussion Highlights/Plot Highlights

-gives into his urges and loses quality of life
-Siddhartha becomes rich like kamaswami
-Kamala makes Siddhartha remember and he becomes depressed

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Section/Chapters: Gotama-Samara
Members Absent:none

Discussion Highlights/Plot Highlights

- they find the location of Buddha
-Govinda leaves Siddhartha and joins the Buddha
-Siddhartha is trying to find the atman

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Meeting 1 Date: January 30th
Pages/Chapters:The Brahmin’s Son-Gotama

Meeting 2 Date: February 7th
Pages/Chapters:Gotama-Samsara

Meeting 3 Date: February 16th
Pages/Chapters: Samsara-The Son

Meeting 4 Date:N/A
Pages/Chapters:Om-Govinda

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Name: Michael Atteritano
Email: 25017ma@chaminade-hs.org

Name:Steven Zavala
Email: 25415SZ@chaminade-hs.org

Name: Brian Hernandez
Email: 25175bh@chaminade-hs.org

Name: Ben Halsey
Email: 25167bh@chaminade-hs.org

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All members are responsible for completing and submitting the Padlet. If you are absent, you STILL NEED TO COMPLETE THAT WEEK’S WORK! Ask your group members to fill you in on missed agenda items

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Section/Chapters: Om/Govinda
Members Absent: N/A

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Disappointing
Something disappointing was how easily Siddhartha fell into materialism, as he was so opposed to it earlier.

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Make a bold prediction. Explain
Govinda and Siddhartha will split and have a feud. Maybe Govinda will be jealous of Siddharthas on their journey.

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Least favorite
Siddhartha’s dad, he put so much pressure on Siddhartha and was not accepting of him and probably won’t see him ever again.

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You can discuss the Agenda Topics in your group discussions, but the Meeting Reflections are INDIVIDUAL reflections - each person will have his own different reflections

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Siddhartha was my favorite character. He was my favorite because he overcame many struggles, and even though he failed at some points he kept going and kept moving forward.

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Favorite Character
Kamala, she begins to awaken for her materialistic slumber and asks Siddhartha about the Buddha. She awakens Siddhartha by asking him about things he had done in the past on his journey

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Insert a Gif or series of emojis that best sum up your feelings on the group, book, the sweet new workshop rules, and/or the 1st quarter of your book, and of course, explain
😆-I’m excited for my new group, everyone is a hard worker
🤷‍♂️-I’m impartial towards the new book, it seems somewhat interesting but not really
😩-the new workshop rules are a little annoying as they add more work for home

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Logos appeal
Appeals to the world of cause and effect, showing that the religions of the time didn’t matter as much as reason and cause and effect

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Workshop Class is now an iPad FREE ZONE!! You can use a notebook to jot notes, reflections, thoughts down, and then they can be put onto the Padlet later. Padlet responses don’t need to be in complete sentences.

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My least favorite character is Siddhartha’s father the Brahmin. He placed a lot of pressure on Siddhartha, and tried to almost force Siddhartha to follow in his footsteps to become a Brahmin

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Least favorite
My least favorite is Siddhartha, he sold out on his values in pursuit of wealth and he essentially became a hedonist, doing whatever he wanted in lust and pursuit of wealth

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Identify 1 argument the author is making. How is he/she making it? What kind of argument is it. What kind of appeal is he/she using? How effective is it?
One argument the author is making is a pathos argument regarding parental pressure. The argument is very effective because the pressure Siddhartha’s dad puts on him is very clear and allows the reader to sympathize with Siddhartha

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Pathos appeal
Siddhartha not knowing the atman and trying to find it appeals to human nature of wanting to learn more about themselves and the world.

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I liked the first trimester book more. The second trimester book, although short, wasn’t really that good of a book. The first trimester book was a little longer, but more entertaining.

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1.talked about which characters we liked/didnt like
2.whose fault was it that Siddhartha failed his ideals
3.a little less reading done, need to do some at home

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1. Maybe need to read more at home/make reading goals less ambitious
2. Book seems mediocre
3. The group works well together

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1. Reading was better, completed almost all of the goal
2.Good discussion about whether Govinda should’ve left or not
3.Talked about Siddhartha leaving

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Section/Chapters: The Brahmin’s Son-Gotama
Members Absent:none

Discussion Highlights/Plot Highlights

- they find the location of Buddha
-Govinda leaves Siddhartha and joins the Buddha
-Siddhartha is trying to find the atman