NICK’S CARDINAL VIRTUE

Nick’s cardinal virtue is that he’s one of the fewest honest people he has even kmown. This admission changes the way we look at Nick because no matter who you are you can’t always be honest. His idea is not supported because he has judged people in the last event we read about him like Tom. Nick is an arrogant person because he himself isn’t being honest with himself and does things he doesn’t even actually enjoy doing.

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Reading me

The only things I read when I’m at home are the post I see on social media since I’m more on my phone that any other thing. I also read when I’m asked to, however other than that I don’t read for fun. Although, I know it’s improtant to read I feel like I have to do other things than to sit down in complete silence and pick up a book to read it.

BRAVE NEW WORLD NOTES

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BNW chapter 8 ideas

1. Bernard asked John to explain “everything” about his life since the beginning 2. Since Linda comes from the World State she is used to being in multiple relationships with many men all in one time. The effect that this issue brings to the Reservation is that people that are from the Reservation don’t live their life’s the same way as in the World State, they actually respect people’s relationship. John learns all about this when he is able to read. 3. Popé brings Linda mescal. 4. John hates Popé. John stabs Popé when he was sleeping with Linda. Popé just laughs and tells him to leave. 5. Shakespeare allusion in this chapter comes from the “The Complete World of William Shakespeare” John enjoyed reading it because he feels like it describes the way his life is / feels. It showed him the true relationship between Linda and Popé, it inspired John to “kill” Popé. 6. The experience that caused John to feel alone was when the boys beat him up and left him outside the Puebl...

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