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- Gretchen's English Fete
- Gretchen Dee is galvanized by the prospect of bringing her ideas and experiences to the College of Chicago. After receiving her bachelor’s degree from Carleton College, Gretchen spent two years traveling around the world, eventually settling in Europe. While living in the Netherlands, she received her M.A. in Social Science from the University of Amsterdam; her thesis on contemporary conceptualizations of the astronomical universe was recently nominated as one of the most remarkable theses in the history of the ISHSS. Over the past ten years, she has worked as an English instructor on three continents, teaching both adults and children in Bangkok, Thailand and Amsterdam, Holland. After returning to the US, she has served as the director of English for Sabio Academy, where she specializes in writing instruction and has instructed several winners of prestigious essay competitions. In 2009 Gretchen became the Program Director at the College of Chicago where she also serves as the TOEFL and Advanced Integrative Instructor, helping many students to realize their dream to attend college or university in the United States.
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ReplyDeleteLove this!!!!
ReplyDeleteIt's very impressed. Especially, the story shows the futility of our lives well.
ReplyDeleteI think "waiting for Godot" gives us a lesson that we cannot fall behind with our precious lives and have a passion for our's career.
ReplyDeleteTo begin, circular circumstance is the representative in “waiting for Godot”. In fact, even though VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON are talking to each other, there is no any clarity, and clearness. Even VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON ask the same question again and again without progress. For instance, both VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON say that,” what did we do yesterday” also, “nothing is certain when you’re about” “in my opinion we were here”. Because, they are located the same place, even VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON are asking each other where they were yesterday. Moreover, they don’t know what they did yesterday. It’s happening continuously; VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON dint anything and don’t have any progress.
ReplyDeleteSecondly, this story reflects the futility of life. VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON desire and wait Godot, however VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON are not sure whether the Godot exists or not. There is nothing to wait Godot. For example, VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON say that,” He should be here” “He didn’t say for sure he’d come.” “And if he doesn’t come?” “We’ll come back tomorrow”. VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON are waiting for Godot without any hope, besides if Godot doesn’t come, VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON will come back. Eventually it makes VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON feel futility. There is no conviction anymore.
To begin, circular circumstance is the representative in “waiting for Godot”. In fact, even though VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON are talking to each other, there is no any clarity, and clearness. Even VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON ask the same question again and again without progress. For instance, both VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON say that,” what did we do yesterday” also, “nothing is certain when you’re about” “in my opinion we were here”. Because, they are located the same place, even VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON are asking each other where they were yesterday. Moreover, they don’t know what they did yesterday. It’s happening continuously; VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON dint anything and don’t have any progress.
ReplyDeleteSecondly, this story reflects the futility of life. VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON desire and wait Godot, however VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON are not sure whether the Godot exists or not. There is nothing to wait Godot. For example, VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON say that,” He should be here” “He didn’t say for sure he’d come.” “And if he doesn’t come?” “We’ll come back tomorrow”. VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON are waiting for Godot without any hope, besides if Godot doesn’t come, VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON will come back. Eventually it makes VLADIMIR and ESTRAGON feel futility. There is no conviction anymore.
Im sorry first. i thought that i had to post my assingment here lol. Anyway, In my opinion, this story reflect the futility of life. Vladimir and Estragon are waiting for Godot without any hope. Even they are not sure about that. Eventually, they wount obtain anything if Godot woulnt come.
ReplyDeleteI'm Ray.
ReplyDeleteI realized my life througr the script. Am I waiting someone for a long time? What am I waiting in my life? I thought that what I am waiting is not importnat. The waiting is importnat in itself.
I am Ray. In other words, how I do homework is not important. Doing homework is very important in itself. hahahaha *^^*
ReplyDeleteInitially subjectivity is one of the most important themes in "waiting for godot" Even though they talk to each other continuously to make a solution, they still have their own different perspective. For example, "If he came here yesterday and we weren't here you may be sure he won't come again today. But you say we were here yesterday. Imay be mistaken. Let's stop talking for a minute, do you mind?" In my view, it means that they coudln't make any solution. And they will discuss this problem later without any progress in their relationshup. they have discussed to make answer but they haven't made any point of agreement each other. it looks like that they have no interaction in conversation. It's not a dialogue, it's close to their own monologue.
ReplyDeleteTo begin with, the two characters show the hollow life that couldn’t create a new hope in the future to the audience. In the repeated dialogue, we can see the human’s weakness and a sense of futility.
ReplyDeleteIn addition, a monotonous life from the story seems the audience to find emptiness hope with no change. The elusive conversation discloses that there is no color to identity the characters.
In the analysis of the dialogue, “we’re waiting for Godot.”A futility of the waiting reflects on the story of meaningless. It is also confused about the character’s identity. The story of the play cannot find out any main point and aim in terms of Godot means who never arrives.