The sun is bright,
The sky is dark,
My room is light,
And I happened to fart,

My lamp is dim,
While my room is hot,
My mood is grim,
And I happened to fart,

my dad is old,
Our tree is bark,
He cuts it down,
And I happened to fart,

round and round the sun goes down, 
my dad draws what he calls art,
The painting is brown as I look with a frown,
And I just so happened to fart,

its night time now,
And the moon is shaped like a heart,
I hit the chair and said "ow",
And I happened to fart

My learning experience about William Shakespeare was fun and interesting. I learned about the globe whose name came from the expression that everyone in the world was an actor. They shouted at the actors and would throw things that they didn’t want whenever the actors were displeasing or the play was not good enough. The church was very critical of the theater and were sometimes super harsh. 

They called it the nest of the devil because of the fact that it was just outside of the city and sometimes hard to get into to. But there was a great participation in the audience and in the end the results were majority positive. In the globe, the performances were mainly sunny and during the day rather than in the night because of the fact that the candles were too expensive. They threw objects and things at the actors because of the fact that they were all different. 

The three main elements of the stage were heaven, earth, and hell. Shakespeare was one of the most motivational and brilliant people of his time. He was very literate and formal, the man was a poet and performed plays for many different people. William Shakespeare was in the end a very interesting man and his theaters and plays got audience and praise from around the world.

Another paragraph I wrote using evidence and citations from another text. 

Many people are confused about why our economy went to shambles in 2008.  The crisis was actually the result of a combination of many complex factors.  First, easy credit conditions allowed people who were high-risk or unworthy of credit to borrow, and even people who had no income were eligible for large loans.  Second, banks would bundle these toxic loans and sell them as packages on the financial market. 

Third, large insurance firms backed these packages, misrepresenting these high-risk loans as safe investments.  Fourth, because of the ease of acquiring credit and the rapid growth in the housing market, people were buying two or three houses, intending to sell them for more than they paid. All of these factors created bubbles of speculation.  These bubbles burst, sending the whole market into a downward spiral, causing employers to lose capital and lay off employees. Consumer spending then plummeted and most businesses suffered. The economy is like a big boat, and once it gets moving quickly in the wrong direction, it’s hard to turn it around.  

I haven't written a post in while but I have been doing some amazing stuff in the past couple of weeks and feels very good to have done them. Two weeks ago I finally watched Avengers:Endgame while everyone else watched it either a week before that or on the day that it came out, which made me very jealous. But it just so happens that New York seats in Times Square were still rlly open so I was able to do it then. 

And lets just say that the movie was 3 hours long but totally worth it, I rlly enjoyed it because of the fact that almost every single superhero that is important to the MCU came and fought thanks, or past thanos. It made the whole movie worth it. After the movie I went ahead and walked home with my aunt back into our home and I slept on the train because I was just so tired. 

Then yesterday I watched another movie but this time it was by myself and it was at the AMC movie theater which has way more comfortable seats but to honest I don't really care about that. I wanted to spent some time with my mom and my sister so we went ahead and  ate lunch at one of the fast food places and my mom showed us pictures about her experience at India.

 Afterwards, when we were done eating the two of them went to their movie and I went ahead and headed into my theater. Where I patiently waited for the movie to start, the one that I was watching was one that had actually just came out and I was surprised that no one had taken the seat because this was like the second day that it had come out. 

But anyways, the movie was almost barely half the time of Avengers: Endgame and ended fast but that was probably just because Avengers: Endgame was the final movie of. the series and the company wanted it to last as long as possible, so everyone could enjoy in it's full glory. Detective Pikachu is just one movie but is still really good because it's about Pokemon and the animation is just amazing. 

This is the final result of my essay.

Believe it or not, the actions of a person deeply affect the decisions they make and how they deal with conflicts. Characters, just like the people in “The Bully” are affected by their actions/events and it shows their true character. Likewise, “The Bully”, By Roger Dean Kiser, uses thoughts/conversations to show the feelings of the characters and how they respond to events and conflicts. Very early on, it becomes clear to the reader that the author and the director use actions/events and thoughts/conversations to develop the theme and further the importance of forgiveness.

To commence, the author of “The Bully” uses actions/events because this literary element along with thoughts/conversations and can showcase the importance of forgiveness as the universal message. To summarize, in “The Bully” the main character’s name is Roger and he walks into a diner. In doing so a couple who happened to be right beside the door noticed him. “I said as I reached down and grabbed him around the waist and carefully raised him up into the passenger seat of the van.”, is evidence from the text to support my thesis. As an illustration, he reached over and grabbed both of his hands and squeezed them tightly, which furthers my citation. Similarly, after the incident the couple walk back to their car and prepare to head off. Roger walks over and asks what the problem is as he sees the two. The directors makes it so that the two appear to be having a friendly conversation, and Roger hands Tony his phone number so that the two of them can catch up later. For instance, the two tell each other to take care before Tony and his wife drive off. To bring to light, these two sources both are forms of the literary element, “Actions/events”. Furthermore, both sources and citations support the fact that the universal message for “The Bully” is forgiveness. Thus, the author uses actions/events to showcase the importance of forgiveness.

Equally as important, the author uses “thoughts/conversations” to showcase the importance of forgiveness in the text and develop the theme. To summarize, Roger is greeted by Tony’s wife as he sits down to order some food and asked if he remembers Roger. Tony at that moment could not remember anything about a person named Roger and politely said no. The author says goodbye to Roger and his wife, “I hope he calls me sometime. He will be the only friend that I have from my high school days.”. This illustrates, “Give me a call sometimes. We'll do lunch," I told him. We both laughed.”. Similarly, Rogers meets up with Roger and they talk to each other. Tony asks Roger if him being in a wheelchair was how he felt being bullied by Tony back then, and Roger says that at least Tony has someone to help push him around and love him. After Tony and his wife leave Roger thinks to himself, “I was glad to have made the choice today to show kindness to Tony, instead of returning cruelty to the bully. “. To bring to light, these two citations easily relate to the literary element of “thoughts/conversations”. Furthermore, they work to help develop the theme and further showcase forgiveness. As a result, the literary element “thoughts/conversations” along with the other element work together to show the importance of forgiveness.

In final analysis, successful stories are the ones that incorporate all the elements and rhetorical devices to plot. To reiterate, the author and the director use actions/events and thoughts/conversations to develop the theme and further the importance of forgiveness. Actions/events reveals to the reader Tony’s condition and Roger’s point of view.  In addition, thoughts/conversations shows the reader Tony’s apology for bullying Roger and Roger’s past experiences as a child. It is safe to say that successful authors utilize techniques like thoughts/conversations and actions/events to create a story worth reading and to engage readers, like me!