The Nightclub (Revived)

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Yeah, stuff does. Hopefully it'll be over soon. *closes never ending closet's door*

(Oh, ok.)
 
[Ugh.... Sammy has a 7-part English project and Sammy hasn't done none of it]

*checks up on zombies*
*sees they are still alive undead*
 
{I've got to memorize seven pages of material by next Wednesday. *sigh*}

*sits under the tree*
Where's my pink string?
 
[Oh my bad... it's a 10-part project

Assignment said:
1. Give a brief summary of the plot. (this should be YOUR summary, not Sparknotes.) It should be 1-2 full pages and tell the story without giving away the ending or any surprises. Include 3-5 of the main events and describe what happens.
2. In 5-10 sentences, explain the significance of the title. (Authors do not choose a title randomly; it is symbolic in some way.)
3. In 5-10 sentences, describe the context of the novel (setting, genre, time period, location, etc.)
4. In 1-2 full, well-organized pages (typed, double-spaced), discuss your ideas about the main character(s). Discuss what you like or dislike about them and why they are worthy of praise and/or criticism. Identify what caused a major change in the main character(s) and explain how the character (s) changed. These changes may have been a consequence of choice, a conflict, a display of some outstanding trait like courage, or even a result of events that occur during the novel.
5. Copy one of your passages from the book (the passage should be approximately 25-100 words) and write one paragraph about why the passage is your choice.
6. List 3 truths about human nature your book discusses and find 3 events from the text that relate to those truths.
7. Choose one sentence from the book that you feel embodies the theme of the story. Illustrate the theme/sentence in whatever way you choose that brings the theme to life.
8. Choose a controversial issue that relates to your book. (i.e. if you're reading A Doll's House: is it better for mothers to stay at home to raise kids or should they work outside the home?) Take a stand on ONE SIDE of the issue. Write one full-page paper discussing your reasons for agreeing or disagreeing with this issue.
9. Create 5 thought-provoking discussion questions for this novel.
10. Select and complete 1 creative project that relates to and reflects the main points of your novel. Suggestions: book jacket, character scrap or memory book, theme or symbol collage, diorama, newspaper, character diary, character/scene sketch, menus from the text, comic or political cartoon, song, travel brochure, scene rewrite from a different point of view, movie poster with a cast of stars and justification of your choices, etc.
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Sammy found your red string at school today~
 
{What is the subject of the assignment? (I do not mean English)}

:o
It changes colors? Like a rainbow!?
 
[We have to choose a book and do all that, if that's what you mean..]

Apparently it changes colors...
 
Kamiya-chan said:
I slept, I just don't feel like myself.
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It's what happens when you hang out in threads suck as the likes of this one. You get too much virtual alcohol and forget what's happening. Luckily, only girls enter this club and all of them seem hetrosexual so you have no hope chance of being raped.

I'd like a Soviet Sunburst!
 
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