Welcome to the blog for Prof. John Talbird's English 220 class. The purpose of this site is two-fold: 1) to continue the conversations we start in class (or to start conversations before we get to class) and 2) to practice our writing/reading on a weekly basis in an informal forum.
Sunday, April 30, 2017
Part 4: Pool Neighborhood 3
In the conversation with Ryan and Doug I like how Doug as his dad gives advice that is life relatable to anyone. He mentions part of growing up is realizing a lot of pain in this world and taking responsibility instead of letting it take over you as a person to distract you from living your life and change in behavior. And to also get over your fears, Doug believes Ryan is still hurt over Snickers dy My, but Ryan believes it has something todo with the video game and that he really didn't get hit by a car and something else happened to him. I just find it nice in the script you also find advice that can be lived by atleast for me I can. That advice is something I can relate to and hobby in my everyday life. It's true because that is a life lesson that is apart of everyone's experience at some part in their life and I like how It Is used in this part of the script with a father and son.
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I agree I like how it jumps from perspective to perspective and I love the mystery it keeps of what is actually going on and why it feels like some of the characters are in fear that some of it is real instead of just a computer game. I think the walk through is a nice addition to make it feel like whatever happening in the game is actually happening. I also agree with having a hobby it helps distracts from important and things that are just complete use to have and I feel like just as it is in the sorry it's as hard to have one in real life
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