https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod Made with a quick smile en-us 2017-02-27 18:31:31 UTC 2018-05-30 04:56:20 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/258113203 helpless- this word is important to the novel because all citizens in Winston's society are helpless under their governments rule.
unconciousness- this word is important because all people surpressed under Big Brother's rule were unconcious of their submission to him
capitalists- this word is used to describe an evil type of person who is the enemy of the current party's political beliefs
brotherhood- this word serves an important purpose because the brotherhood explained in the novel is actually very manipulative and power-loving

]]> 2018-05-04 17:39:41 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/258113203 ccla0920 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/258306372 helpless- Winston, as well as all society members under Big Brother's dictatorship, are helpless under the party's rule.
brotherhood- the party describes itself as a brotherhood, when in actuality it is a manipulative and greedy dictatorship.
freedom- all freedoms were taken away from Winston and his community when Big Brother began his reign.
truth- many truths are actually lies presented as truths to society to make the party and Big Brother look knowledgeable.]]> 2018-05-06 14:38:47 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/258306372 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/258933873

1. Faith

• This relates to the story in the way that all characters deal with their faith in religion and faith in life it's self. All of the characters struggle with it differently. 
•  California- everyone is moving to Cali during the dust bowl and the Joad’s are heading there now. 
•  family-the joad family undergoes hardship during the dust bowl.On their journey westward to california the family is relying on each other to achieve the california dream 
•  Drought- It’s hard to grow anything on a farm when there’s no rain to water the crops, showing the struggle the Joad’s family had 

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family-Tom Joad has just been released from McAlester prison. He and the preacher are returning to his family. The Joad family undergoes hardship during the dust bowl in Oklahoma. They and other families are on a journey westward to California in hopes of a better future. 
The Road-it is an important word because it's the beginning of a new opportunity for them that they didn't have in Oklahoma. To them, at the end of the road, it symbolizes hope and a new chapter in there life.
farmer-new machines have been made that have taken over farmers jobs. They have been kicked out of there homes and forced to live somewhere else.
Cotton-The landowner grows cotton. Cotton bleeds the soil's nutrients. Its how they make their money.Its the season's crop. The Joad family beings to pick cotton and are able to buy things such as pork and a car to travel to California.]]> 2018-05-08 15:11:30 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/258949116 tama8090 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259431896 Through out the piece, Dorian Grey's innocence allows him to be gullible in believing everything Lord Henry tells him. Which then ends up affecting Grey's way of thinking and influences many of his actions later on. Having such a young mind set is an easy gateway for all kinds of new theories/ideas to enter the brain.]]> 2018-05-09 19:24:34 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259431896 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259432201 Hellenic- The definition of Hellenic is classic and it describes the ancient Greek time period. In this story, it adds a sense of elegance and instills the time period that the book takes place in. It gives each character a formal tone that symbolizes the pedestal that Dorian Gray is placed upon in the story. ]]> 2018-05-09 19:25:27 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259432201 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259436177 Their Eyes Were Watching God


]]> 2018-05-09 19:38:24 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259436177 mdel2280 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259691006 Uncouth: definition-  lacking good manners, refinement, or grace. This is important to the story as Dorian is obsessed with his image and does not want to seem uncouth, or ill-graced. he wants to be painted as beautiful as possible and not lacking in any areas.]]> 2018-05-10 16:29:41 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259691006 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259697860 Ignorance - this word represent the state that everyone in society is in. It represents the ideas of the party "Ignorace is Strength"
Freedom - It is what Winston hints at wanting throughout the piece so far but doesn't know he wants. He is still caught up in the parties ideals.
Rebellion -  Winston in his own way is rebelling against society in his diary. Also, he feels like he needs an outlet for his feelings and rebelling happens to fit that.
Helplessness- This is the feeling Winston has when he thinks about his party and the Thought Police. He generally just accepts his future and the future of his colleagues.]]> 2018-05-10 16:45:10 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259697860 npar5210 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259698721 Uncouth- Lacking good manners, refinement, or grace.
The word "uncouth" is found in chapter 2 of the novel. The discussions between the characters about mannerism, intellect, and the beauty of age. Uncouth is the perfect word to describe the philosophy discussed and the point of view that leads the book to the climax.]]> 2018-05-10 16:47:04 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/259698721 ijoh3310 https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/260169392 Mist - This is a motif throughout the book. Mists in the marsh near Pip's house are present each time something bad happens to Pip or when he feels depressed or sad. The mists accompany Pip's misfortunes and major character trait changes while at his childhood home.
Convict - This word is important because the book starts with Pip's meeting with the convict and "his convict" reappears in certain parts of the book.
Blacksmith - Pip's aspirations to become a blacksmith like Joe are contested by his good fortune of going to London to become a gentleman. Pip's regrets for not becoming a blacksmith slowly dissipate over the course of the book. A major conflict appears when Pip meets Estella and he suddenly is shameful of his home and his way of life, which includes the trade of being a blacksmith when he gets older. His apprenticeship to Joe is cut off by his journey to London, where he finds a new "guardian" (Mr. Jaggers) and attempts to find a new profession.
Guilt - Pip's guilt is an important concept in the first part of the book. Pip feels guilty about stealing food for the convict and is unsure whether to tell his sister and Joe or keep it a secret. ]]> 2018-05-12 20:15:59 UTC https://padlet.com/awallace26/5thperiod/wish/260169392