Faceless on Facebook

In Kate Beal's essay "Faceless on Facebook," she makes a statement that we present a different image online, than what we do in real life. Kate talks about how on Facebook, we can conne t with family and friends across the universe, but we project a different image online than what we do in real life. Ms. Beak was not forced, nor peer pressured to get a Facebook, but it was her decision to get one since everyone talked about that they had one and how much cool it was. Kate had written things tag are real about her, who she really is, which made her look boring and unusual to see. So Kate decided to live happily without having to social network as much, and Internet free.

Cartoon Analysis #2.

While re-reading the book "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, by Sherman Alexie, I came across an image. (Page 12.) It shows how he's comparing his actual parents, with the parents they would of became if they had an actual education. I choose it because it grabbed my attention how a simple college degree can actually change someone's life, and their surrounding.

Cartoon Analysis #1.

While reading the book "The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian," by Sherman Alexie, I came across a very interesting cartoon (Page 31.) It defines how Arnold threw his Geometry book at Mr. P. I thought it was really interesting because he actually had the guts to do such a tragedy and didn't care of the consequences.

Six Word Memoir.

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