Respond to 2 of
the 4 questions below.
1- What great discovery does Equality make in this chapter?
2- What does Equality now realize is the proper goal and purpose of his life?
3- Using examples from the text, explain in what ways “I” is like a God?
4- Reread the incident with the Saint of the Pyre on page 50. What was he trying to communicate to Equality?
1- What great discovery does Equality make in this chapter?
2- What does Equality now realize is the proper goal and purpose of his life?
3- Using examples from the text, explain in what ways “I” is like a God?
4- Reread the incident with the Saint of the Pyre on page 50. What was he trying to communicate to Equality?
1. He finds himself. He's never found himself as one person. The miracle of him is his own to keep and his own to guard, his own to use, and his own to kneel before.
ReplyDelete3. "I" is like a God because it will grant them joy and peace and pride. There is no more we, instead, it's I.
very good comment great detail
DeleteYou have a very good summarization of why the word "I" is godly. It's almost exactly how it was defined in the story. Great job!
DeleteNumber one is correct, but more specifically he discovered the word I out of one of the old books in the house.
Delete1.He discovered the word I.
ReplyDelete2.That he is to find his happiness, not to be a tool or servant to others. His purpose is to find his happiness.
very good answer
DeleteGood answer because that's what it said in the book
DeleteVery good answer Jillian, because it said that specifically in the book.
Delete3. grants them things like peace joy pride and all that good stuff. they don't have to use "we" nomore. its just "I"
ReplyDelete1. he finds out who he really is.
He said My hands My spirit My sky My forest This earth of mine
ReplyDelete1.He discovered the world.
ReplyDelete3.Grants them things peace, joy, and pride.
word I
DeleteNo he discovered the word I.
Delete1. Equality discovered the word I in one of the books in the house.
ReplyDelete3. "I" is like a god because it is putting one person in the center of focus and attention.
Good answer
Delete2. Equality discovers in this chapter that his goal in life is just to be happy. He has always been restricted from doing what he wanted, so he never really knew what being happy was like.
ReplyDelete3. In the chapter, Equality makes the word "I" seem like it is godly. He thinks it is because he has always called himself "we", and using any other word made you seem like you were of a higher value than everyone else.
True his goal is to be happy.
DeleteThis is great. Happiness is the key to life and he's just now figuring that out.
DeleteGood answer and good job using details out of the book.
DeleteWhile in the house he finds a book and discovers the word I.
ReplyDelete1. Equality finds happiness. He found the word he has been looking for; it is I. He now knows that he is not to serve others, but he is to have his own freedom. He is to find his own peace within him, and not follow the rules of society, but set his own.
ReplyDelete1) When reading one of the books in the house he discovers the word I.
ReplyDelete3) He thinks the word I is like a good because he thinks it of peace, joy, and pride, things he hasn't got to feel before. So he thinks of the word I as being god.
2. Equality discovers that his life goal is to live his life the way he wants to. He wants to live his life and be happy with the way he does things.
ReplyDelete3. In this chapter Equality makes the word "I" seem godly because, he always used the words "we", and by him using any other word to describe himself is strange.
3. "I" is like a god because it brings peace and pride to a person. It draws attention to a person, which he finds it's okay to draw.
ReplyDelete2. Equality finally realizes that his life goal is to live his life the way he wishes to, not what the council wishes. He's no longer a tool for their use or a servant of their needs. He lives for himself not for others. He's free.
ReplyDelete3. "I" is like a god because it grants peace, joy and pride to them.