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The song I have selected is "If We Have Each Other" by Alec Benjamin. The song says, "The world's not perfect, but it's not that bad If we got each other." That is exactly what Linda's mindset is like. She knows that the world's not gonna go by effortlessly, but she wants to help Gale "When the world's not kind". Linda tries to help Gale throughout the entire scene of "Interior--The living room--Full shot". It's as if she is really telling Gale that "You should know I'll be there for you". She assumes that if they "have each other then we'll both be fine". Gale, on the other hand, doesn't want Linda's help. He makes her disheartened and depressed; She decides to leave because of this. Gale should've accepted her help and declared to her that "She'd never be alone".

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Alec Benjamin - If We Have Each Other [Official Music Video]

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Analyze the following stage after Exterior- Sayers home- Day Full Shot bottom right on p. 293 and Interior- The Living Room- Day- Full shot middle left on pg. 294.

Answer all three questions with a detailed explanation.

1. Choose 1 sentence from the selected stage directions. Explain how they illustrate Gale's EMOTIONAL state of mind.
2. How does this emotional state of mind affect his wife?
3. Interpret the figurative language that is bolded. What does it mean?

Figurative language-
The emotional moat he's built up is too wide to be crossed at this point.

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What inference can you make on the men's playing time based on the following stage directions- Be detailed.

Gale's uniform, muddy and begrimed; Piccolo's with only a smudge or two. Halas and Gibron pace restlessly up and down the sidelines....p. 292 right side

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Based on what you know about the time period and what Brian's mother wrote him in that letter, what conclusions can you make on her upbringing and racial beliefs?

Wait till we see the movie.

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What 2 examples of stage directions show the reader that Gale is struggling through his speech? P. 290 Provide TE and explain what they mean.

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4 things That I found Interesting On My Racial Discrimination Research:

1. I learned that if a White man were to destruct something, it could be forgiven. If an African American were to do the same things, they would be considered dangerous.

2. Even though police forces are meant to protect everyone, they're just as racist as others.

3. Racism can even impact the way we describe violence and destruction of property.

4. Generations of racist people and attitudes are now a part of our society.

1 Higher Order Thinking Question:

1. Is what he police are doing fair? What should be done to those who act on racist views?

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What does the dialogue between Gale, Brian, and the reporter show you about Gale and Brian's CHARACTER TRAITS? P. 287

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(He is still guarded)

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Gale is like a shy bird and Brian is the an outgoing peacock. Brian is an outgoing jokester (traits: talkative, outgoing, funny, etc.), while Gale is a shy loner(traits: shy, gaurded, etc.). I imagine Gale to be the loner in a high school movie. Brian would either be one of the most popular people or that weirdo in the background.

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2/4 What do you wonder about so far? 2-3 sentences. 

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2/4 What do you wonder about so far? 2-3 sentences. 

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I wonder if Gale has always been so quiet and reserved. Even when Brian and Gale first met, all Gale said was "uh-huh". He's so quiet that it's humorous(especially to Brian).

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My guess about the title "Brian's Song" is related to 'Wake Forest', the song Brian sang. I infer that everything will end full cirlce. At the end of the story, Brian will sing that same song. That song (or maybe a different song) will be "Brian's Song".

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What are the major implications of having Gale and Brian  board in the same room?

What are people's attitudes towards civil rights/racial discrimination during this time period? Base your answer on the following quote.

"You're going to rock the boat, Sayers- and there's plenty of people around who are already seasick." pg. 285