My sweet padlet by Sandin Mench https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54 Made with ♥ en-us 2021-02-04 13:58:42 UTC 2021-02-04 14:30:20 UTC hello@padlet.com 1. Identify and relay the irony present with the sisters’ argument from the beginning of the story. menchsandin https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163747907 the sisters argue passionately about the ramifications of their different lifestyles. Each remains convinced that her way of life is much safer, more dependable, and more satisfying. In reality her own husband who faces ruin and eventual death because of his greed.]]> 2021-02-04 14:00:46 UTC https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163747907 2. Identify and relay the irony present in Pahom’s becoming a landowner. menchsandin https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163750463 He is ungrateful for the life he has and continuously unhappy with the land that he has acquired, carrying on his quest for more and more until the work load eventually kills him, so what he wanted so bad ended up killing him.]]> 2021-02-04 14:01:15 UTC https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163750463 3. Identify and relay the irony present regarding Pahom’s fate--note the situational and the cosmic examples and reasons. menchsandin https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163753106 The irony in his fate is that he thought more land and more money was what he wanted and was going to get, but it ended up killing him, which is situational irony.]]> 2021-02-04 14:01:39 UTC https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163753106 4. Develop TWO separate themes--one about greed. menchsandin https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163755779 The two themes are greed and contentment. Pahom shows that he is content when he is obviously not content which leads to his greed overtaking him and ends up making a deal with the devil which ends up killing him.]]> 2021-02-04 14:02:08 UTC https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163755779 5. Discuss Tolstoy’s moral message with this tale. menchsandin https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163758127 Tolstoy's moral message of this tale is ethical goodness. He conveys that greed can lead to great mistakes in the real world and in his tale.]]> 2021-02-04 14:02:34 UTC https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163758127 6. Tolstoy regarded land ownership as evil--present this outlook. menchsandin https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163761884 Tolstoy regarded land ownership as evil because it leads to greed and in the story the ownership of land led a man to eventually kill himself. ¨“Ah, that’s a fine fellow!” exclaimed the Chief. “He has gained much land!” Pahóm’s servant came running up and tried to raise him, but he saw that blood was flogging from his mouth. Pahóm was dead!]]> 2021-02-04 14:03:14 UTC https://padlet.com/menchsandin/4kkueubdu5i8ai54/wish/1163761884