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8 April 2011

Thoughts of the Day.

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My days became dry in the past weeks.

Numbers of #tests and assignments kept me busy over days and nights. This week, I had to write a response essay test regarding the 'Hamlet' Act 2 and 3, prepare 10 minutes seminar for 4 pages of the 'Heart of Darkness', do organic chemistry unit test, molecule model assignment, and the vector exam. Although not all of them went great, I'm feeling somewhat proud and happy to finish this particularly difficult week. Since the pressure, I've been #sleeping late again. For the past weeks, I went to sleep around 2am or 3am in average. Hopefully I can get back some sleep over the weekend?

A week ago, my English teacher announced the book for the major term essay, #Heart of Darkness. The novella had only about a hundred of pages but that pages were the hardest pages I ever read in my life! Not only every lines and paragraphs contained a dramatic importance (ex. character development, advancement on a plot, theme, and atmosphere), the book was written in multiple framed narratives (Story within a story within a story!). It was definitely harder to read than Shakespeare's. Although one thing that kept me interested while reading, was the fact that the book was used as a basis of the 1979 film, #Apocalypse Now (kor. 지옥의 묵시록). I remembered it as one of the excellent classic film of all time and surprised find out that the book provided the principal plot and symbols for it. Even though the setting was totally different (movie was about American soldiers in the Vietnam war and the book was about European imperialists in Congo), themes and motifs (darkness, river, fog) were still there. I should try to watch the movie again soon.

Last Friday was the season opener of the #Major League Baseball. I haven't been following the news and updates for long time, but I'll be soon going over each team's prospect report for this season and get familiarized with new faces. For this season, I wish the Toronto Blue Jays and Cleveland Indians to do much better than the last one. Both team being the second last one in the eastern and central league was.... very demotivating as a fan. On a side note, I'll be joining the #highschool baseball team again this year, which will be starting soon.
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2 comments:

Minh said...

Heart of Darkness is a great book though isn't it? It's probably my most favorite book. The essay I wrote for it was the one that made me most proud about amongst all other essays too :P

14 April 2011 at 21:53
iKEN said...

I understand what you meant. All the frustration of hard texts are now look like beautiful work of literature. You should definitely watch the Apocalypse Now.

26 April 2011 at 21:57

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