This picture brings to mind a very peaceful feeling. It reminds me if the way things are supposed to be. Like not disturbed by people, very natural. I could enjoy the sounds of birds and the water. I love to feel the sun on my face and take hikes. This seems like the perfect place to do these things. My perfect day would be spent in a place like this or in any natural peaceful place. It is a very beautiful place. I figure if we could go back and really look at how nature can affect the mood of a person, we wouldn’t as a race be destroying so many forests to build houses on because we as a people are naturally selfish. I thoroughly enjoy nature. it is a good place to think with no materialistic noises no car horns, angry screaming people, smoke stacks polluting the air, there is nothing but simplicity. For me it is very pleasing and peaceful.

Brook

Well I believe freedom is very important. I believe that we should be willing to fight for our freedom as well. The reasoning for this is if America is good enough for us to live in peace and freedom, then it should be good enough for us to put our life on the line like so many of our fellow Americans have done. I believe it is our right as well as our responsibility to help us remain free. I believe in order to live in complete safety we have to go through the rough times and that is part of what makes freedom so great. Think about it if every thing was easy would we really appreciate any thing we have? If we earn what we get then do you think we would take things for granted as much? I think not. Although many people enjoy having freedom they feel no responsibility to keeping us such. In my opinion that is wrong.

Brooklynne

I think that the topic of death will have a different meaning at different points in each person’s life. For me I figure that we will all die at some point so why fear the inevitable. After my mom died, when I was 11, I have become fascinated with death. I thought that it was tragic how fast hamlet died not really getting a chance to do much. I think this is mostly because he died so young. I feel like I can kind of relate to him from a child’s standpoint. There were so many opportunities that hamlet missed. I mean was he like in his 20’s. I don’t know but he didn’t get to have children of deal with raising them. He didn’t get to be a parent. There were just so many things he didn’t get to do. I am empathetic to him and his situation. Although it is very fascinating how it happened, I would like to know more about it. Like how exactly the poison works and why it was chose for him to die that way as apposed to by a sword or maybe even a sly sneaky way. I find it fascinating the way Shakespeare could put this together like he did.

Brook

I think that the topic of death will have a different meaning at different points in each person’s life. For me I figure that we will all die at some point so why fear the inevitable. After my mom died, when I was 11, I have become fascinated with death. I thought that it was tragic how fast hamlet died not really getting a chance to do much. I think this is mostly because he died so young. I feel like I can kind of relate to him from a child’s standpoint. There were so many opportunities that hamlet missed. I mean was he like in his 20’s. I don’t know but he didn’t get to have children of deal with raising them. He didn’t get to be a parent. There were just so many things he didn’t get to do. I am empathetic to him and his situation. Although it is very fascinating how it happened, I would like to know more about it. Like how exactly the poison works and why it was chose for him to die that way as apposed to by a sword or maybe even a sly sneaky way. I find it fascinating the way Shakespeare could put this together like he did.

Brook