ENG11 S1 U2 Padlet 4 by Guy Gagnier https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3 For the next chapters of the novel, add your questions related to RL.3 (Analyze the impact of the author's choices regarding how to develop and relate elements of a story or drama--e.g., where a story is set, how the action is ordered, how the characters are introduced and developed)--and RL.4. (Determine the meaning of words and phrases as they are used in the text, including figurative and connotative meanings; analyze the impact of specific word choices on meaning and tone, including words with multiple meanings or language that is particularly fresh, engaging, or beautiful). Include your name in your posts and respond to other questions in your group. This is your last online discussion. en-us 2021-11-08 00:40:52 UTC 2021-11-12 20:20:09 UTC hello@padlet.com Rl3: Vivi Maldonado 23maldonado6018 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881865967 Why did the author include a lot of violence to portray racism? 

Ex: “He held Boseman's pistol in his hand and shot jasper in the face … the lost bounty was a very small price to pay for silence and a restful mind” (Whitehead 216).]]> 2021-11-10 16:47:30 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881865967 RL.3 Corde https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881866053 When Robert is introduced in Willie's chapter we learn that although he is black, he seems to be very light skinned. How does the author including this information help understand how his treatment was different compared to Willie who had darker skin? ]]> 2021-11-10 16:47:32 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881866053 RL3 - Roberta 23munoz61001 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881866750 How does the author incorporate historical significant events in the chapter Tennessee? How does this impact the reader and the context of the story? ]]> 2021-11-10 16:47:47 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881866750 Rl4: Vivi Maldonado 23maldonado6018 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881868105 Why do you think the author uses some kind of flash back when Cora is being whipped by Ridgeway and when she was whipped in the plantation in Randall?]]> 2021-11-10 16:48:16 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881868105 RL.3 Isa Chavez 23chavez60791 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881868473 On page 208, I noticed the scene when Willie and her husband Robert no longer walk together through the streets of Harlem. How do you think society influenced/shaped/affected their marriage?]]> 2021-11-10 16:48:24 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881868473 RL.4 Isa Chavez 23chavez60791 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881869369 What is the impact of the authors use of the phrase, “Willie wasn’t coal black” as used on page 201? ]]> 2021-11-10 16:48:44 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881869369 RL.3: Marina https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881869788 In Willie’s chapter, what is the impact of the author’s choice to Willie not being able to sing? What does it mean?]]> 2021-11-10 16:48:53 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881869788 RL.4 Corde https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881870308 How does this quote/dialogue in the chapter help set the tone as to how racism is seen in Harlem?
"Willie’s eyes met those of the store clerk, and she felt a cold wind travel that sight line, from his eyes to hers, then all the way down to the coalpit of her stomach.
“Excuse me, sir,” Robert said. “I saw the sign outside there.”
“You married to a black woman?” the store clerk said, his eyes never leaving Willie’s."
 
]]> 2021-11-10 16:49:02 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881870308 RL.4: Marina https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881871757 When Willie auditions, what is the sentiment captured behind the comment “’Too dark,’ he said. Willie shook her head. ‘But I can sing, see.’… ‘Too dark,’ he repeated. ‘Jazzing’s only for the light girls.’ (Gyasi 209). ]]> 2021-11-10 16:49:34 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881871757 RL.3 Camila 23freire8210 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881871810 Why do you think that Ridgeway decides to tell Cora that he had never owned a slave apart from Homer whom he bought for 5 dollars? Why do you think that he is telling Cora these things?

]]> 2021-11-10 16:49:35 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881871810 RL.3: Isabela Zazueta 23zazueta60171 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881873944 What is the impact of the author's choice to include the quote "She stepped forward, trembling still, and she sang."? What does this sentence reveal about Willie?]]> 2021-11-10 16:50:24 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881873944 RL.4 Camila 23freire8210 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881874415 What emotion does this part in page 204 make you feel when it describes how a young white man is wearing a necklace made of human ears? What do you think it represents?

]]> 2021-11-10 16:50:35 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881874415 RL.3 Question 23delagarza60231 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881875831 What do you believe was the author's purpose by introducing how Homer and Jasper both handled slavery differently compared to Cora?]]> 2021-11-10 16:51:06 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881875831 RL. 3 - Lorena https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881877546 how does the author show racism based on how differently Robert was treated when they knew that his wife was black compared to when they didnt and he could pass as white?]]> 2021-11-10 16:51:46 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881877546 RL.3 Marcelo 23montalvo6467 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881878036 How do you think that the events in Tennessee have influenced your perspective on slavery and how has it advanced the plot of the story?

]]> 2021-11-10 16:51:57 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881878036 RL.4: Isabela Zazueta 23zazueta60171 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881878620 How does the sentence "Eli was bouncing Josephine on his knees and the little girl was smiling her gummy smile" impact the tone of the text through the use of detailed explanations?]]> 2021-11-10 16:52:10 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881878620 RL 3: Abril https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881880059 In Willies chapter, how does segregation regarding singing, as seen when the author states: “She was too dark to sing at the Jazzing. That’s what they told her the night she’d come in ready to audition. A very slender and tall man held a paper bag up to her cheek. “‘Too dark,’ he said” (Yaa 209),
connect to segregation and the constant theme of race throughout the novel? Why is the author portraying the theme like this?
]]> 2021-11-10 16:52:40 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881880059 RL. 4 Lorena Ortiz https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881886526 In Harlem, Willie sees his father with a white boy, and a women with curly blonde hair. What does this symbolize, why does the author choose to include this?]]> 2021-11-10 16:55:10 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881886526 RL4 - Roberta 23munoz61001 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881887729 What is the irony of Boseman telling the boys, “He’s going to look in your soul and see
what you done, sinner…” ? How does this have an impact in the readers perspective of the characters?]]> 2021-11-10 16:55:38 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881887729 RL.3- Sofia Giberti 23giberti6102 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881890662 How does the author incorporate different moods and portrays racism in the chapter Teenesse and all of the setting changes?]]> 2021-11-10 16:56:46 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881890662 RL4: Abril https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881891430 How does the authors detailed description of skin color, like how Willie was described as "[he] wasn’t coal black" (Yaa 201), show the importance of skin color and race throughout the novel?]]> 2021-11-10 16:57:04 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881891430 RL.4 - Sofia Giberti 23giberti6102 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881892472 Why does the author uses descriptive language to describe the violence with Cora and Ridgeway? Why is he trying to tell the readers?]]> 2021-11-10 16:57:29 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881892472 RL.4 Renata https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881897537 What emotion is the author trying to express with the phrase, "That's what the law says. White law. There are other ones" as used on page 179. ]]> 2021-11-10 16:58:53 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881897537 RL.3 23sada60481 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881897899 How does the death of caesar affect Cora and her hope for freedom? Do you think this death will impact Cora's decisions and optimism for her future?]]> 2021-11-10 16:59:01 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881897899 RL.3 - Fernando C https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881899752 What is the purpose of the author's continual conversion of bright situations into brutal and violent events, such as when Ridgeway jumps into the wagon and out of nowhere shoots Jasper in the face during the chapter Tennessee?]]> 2021-11-10 16:59:44 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881899752 RL.4 Marcelo 23montalvo6467 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881903697 What do you think Ridgeway is trying to express when he mentions, “It means taking what is yours, your property, whatever you deem it to be." (Whitehead 174). ]]> 2021-11-10 17:01:10 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881903697 RL.4 23delagarza60231 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881915093 Whitehead uses metaphors and irony throughout the novel to emphasise phrases and ideas in the book.

In this quote said by ridgeway: “It’s a human tax on progress.”
What do believe is the message behind this metaphor and how does the irony leave an impression on the reader?]]> 2021-11-10 17:05:27 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881915093 RL.4 Balbina 23hernandez6885 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881918291 Without changing the meaning of the sentence, what word can best be used to replace the underlined word?

"But the colored boy in the black suit driving the wagon and his queer smile, discomforted strangers" (Whitehead 200). 

What connotation/meaning does the word "queer" imply? For what purpose could the author have included that word?
]]> 2021-11-10 17:06:38 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881918291 RL.4 - Fernando C https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881924335 What is the purpose of Whitehead's use of violent and vivid language in the chapter Tennessee during Boseman's death?
For example, "Boseman whimpered. He burbled... The light from the burning oil was inconstant, but they had no trouble marking out the widening puddle of blood" (Whitehead 231).]]> 2021-11-10 17:08:52 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881924335 RL.4 23sada60481 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881927305 What does the conversation between ridgeway and Cora say about her change in perspective and about what is going on in South Carolina? ]]> 2021-11-10 17:09:59 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881927305 RL.3 Balbina 23hernandez6885 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881932191 Why do you think Randall provoked Cora by mentioning Lovely on their way to the west?

"If I hadn't been detained upstate," Ridgeway said, "I'm sure I'd have scooped up the three of you before the trial got cold. Lovely–was that its name?" (Whitehead 207).]]> 2021-11-10 17:11:44 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1881932191 RL4 Max Aldape 23aldape60411 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882243816 What is the author purpose when he uses flashbacks when Cora is being whipped and mistreated by ridgeway?]]> 2021-11-10 19:17:54 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882243816 RL.3 23aldape60411 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882247521 Why do you think Cora got saved from ridgeway, what does these tell us about the community as times were changing.]]> 2021-11-10 19:19:27 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882247521 RL.3 23martinez60081 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882290765 What kind of impact does Whitehead cause on the readers whilst explaining what happened to Ceasar and Lovey, in which ways does this intention affect the readers?]]> 2021-11-10 19:39:12 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882290765 RL.4 23martinez60081 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882294118 How does Whitehead use specific words or phrases in order to change the tone and mood in through the chapter Tennessee?]]> 2021-11-10 19:40:52 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882294118 RL3 23garzat60691 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882297757 Why would you believe that the author waited to tell the readers that Ceaser died until the chapter "tennesee", and then focus on Ceasers life before running away right on the next chapter? Why do you believe that the author decided to organize his chapters this way?]]> 2021-11-10 19:42:22 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882297757 RL4 23garzat60691 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882303330 Why would the author tell instead of show throughout his chapters? For example, the author says "If Tennessee had a temperament, it took after the dark personality of the world, with a taste for arbitrary punishment. No one was spared, regardless of the shape of their dreams or the color of their skin". Instead of showing this, even though it is obvious for the chapter, why do you believe that the author decided to illustrate this and directly state it?]]> 2021-11-10 19:44:59 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882303330 RL.3 Raul Maldonando 23maldonado60941 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882306896 When caesar dies, how dose it affect Cora and her want to be free? How do you think this death will impact Coras actions?]]> 2021-11-10 19:46:46 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882306896 RL.4 Raul Maldonado 23maldonado60941 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882328587 What is Whitehead trying to tell us when he uses descriptive language to show the violence with the characters Cora and Ridgeway?]]> 2021-11-10 19:57:45 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882328587 RL3 - Andres Bustindui 23bustindui60221 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882364394 We see that the author uses flashbacks while Cora is being whipped, what do these flashbacks create in the reader and why did Whitehead (the author) decide to include them.]]> 2021-11-10 20:16:37 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882364394 Gabriel Salinas - RL.3 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882368259 Why do you think Homer bought a dress for Cora “this is for you,” (Whitehead 171), and later Ridgeway “taking Cora for some supper,” (Whitehead 171) while she was still in chains?]]> 2021-11-10 20:18:45 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882368259 Gabriel Salinas - RL.4 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882369905 How does the author use the phrase "you can be reunited with your master. From what I’ve seen, he’ll prepare a worthy welcome” to objectivize the slaves and how is this seen in our community?

]]> 2021-11-10 20:19:42 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1882369905 RL.3 23lozano6067 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885462323 During the chapter Tennessee, readers meet Boseman, Homer and Jasper, and see Ridgeway interacting with Cora for the first time. Why did Whitehead choose to develop these characters the way he did?]]> 2021-11-12 01:19:41 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885462323 RL.4 23lozano6067 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885467604 During the chapter Tennessee, readers find out that Caesar died, meaning that he shouldn't play an important role in the story going forward. With this in mind, why did he write the next chapter focusing only on Caesar when there are only six characters who get this treatment?]]> 2021-11-12 01:22:06 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885467604 RL.3 23colyer60971 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885965035 How is the development of Homer as well as Boseman who are both black, have a toll on what really means to be free and how is Cora overwhelmed by it?]]> 2021-11-12 06:05:24 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885965035 RL.4 23colyer60971 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885982809 What is the meaning when Ridgeway says "Thats what the law says. White law. There are other ones" (Whitehead 227). What is its impact on the story's plot?]]> 2021-11-12 06:19:20 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885982809 Fer Guerra https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885999041 R.L4
What does it tell us about Ridgeway when he says “People like you and your mother are the best of your race.” (Whitehead 175)? - Why do you think he believes Mabel and Cora are the most outstanding? ]]> 2021-11-12 06:32:26 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1885999041 RL.4 Andres 23bustindui60221 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1886932249 Caesar, Cora's friend is killed in jail after what he did. How does the death of Caesar affect Cora? Does this affect the tone and mood in the book? ]]> 2021-11-12 15:39:56 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1886932249 Fer Guerra https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887104433 R.L3
How does the author portray the plot of the story through Ridgeways character?]]> 2021-11-12 17:00:53 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887104433 RL.3 - Sofia Guenther 23guenther8860 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887348393 Why do you think that Ceasars death is so significant? Why does the author talk about his reasons to ask Cora to escape with him towards the end, instead of at the beginning?

]]> 2021-11-12 19:13:46 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887348393 RL.3 23doehner6465 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887349254 How do you think that the characters Homer and Boseman impact the plot of the novel? What do you think that was the author's purpose when he decided to include them?]]> 2021-11-12 19:14:19 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887349254 RL.4 23doehner6465 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887352881 How does Caesars death impact the tone of the novel?]]> 2021-11-12 19:16:36 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887352881 RL.4 - Sofia Guenther 23guenther8860 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887356992 What is the impact of the author using significant flashbacks and imagery towards the development of the story, why is this effective and significance?]]> 2021-11-12 19:18:57 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887356992 RL.3 23belden6129 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887382273 What ideas about Slavery have been set up to now? How has this chapter present what Slaves go through and what impact does it have on the audience?]]> 2021-11-12 19:34:28 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887382273 RL.4 23belden6129 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887389819 When Cora is being beaten and mistreated, what and how does Whitehead present descriptive language to portray feeling? What is the purpose of this?]]> 2021-11-12 19:39:32 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887389819 RL.4 23elizondo6128 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887398039 When Cora is in the wagon talking with Ridgeway and he brings up the boy she and Lovey killed how does this affect the mood and tone of the story?]]> 2021-11-12 19:45:04 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887398039 RL.3 23elizondo6128 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887403297 When Cora kicks ridgeway in the face after being rescued by the 3 men, what does this action of kicking ridgeway truly mean?]]> 2021-11-12 19:48:12 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887403297 Marcelo P- RL4 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887412157 How does ridgeways role affect the development of the story and the original plot before him?]]> 2021-11-12 19:54:38 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887412157 RL3 https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887413293 Does ridgeway make the story´s tone sadder? If so, Why?

]]> 2021-11-12 19:55:27 UTC https://padlet.com/guy_gagnier/cx9qdy6ynlybo7n3/wish/1887413293