Enrico's English Journal

These past few days Mr Waugh has had numerous conversations with my class, because he (on a number of occasions) has witnessed this racism, i.e. when Benn and Tyler have their jokes, Benn (who is white) will call Tyler ‘shadowman’,… Continue Reading →

[Potential Rebuttle] Your team has displayed nothing but expedience in your speeches and I am going to put these points to rest. The UN had every right to stay out of the conflict, as it would have made things made worse…. Continue Reading →

Studio Ghibli’s animation The Castle of Cagliostro is about an international thief who revisits a previously failed challenge. While he plans his advance, he falls in love with the princess and heir to the throne of the shady nation Cagliostro…. Continue Reading →

Having seen the film and liking it, I decided to read the novel. I am highly impressed because reading this book fully submerges me in the story with feelings and emotions that are highly relatable, also battles that are fast… Continue Reading →

In the play Romeo  and Juliet they portrays God, or, Fate, as the controller of events throughout the play, as Shakespeare is catholic himself, so he will (by  faith) put God into his plays. The first point is that Shakespeare… Continue Reading →

I think it was God that controlled the events because both of the lovers had their tough times and had come through better times, and Romeo said himself that God has his fate ‘hanging in the stars’.

Q: How did Shakespeare maintain the audiences interest and develop the idea of God in his play Romeo and Juliet? A: Personally, I think that it was the twists and changes in the plot that maintained the attention, e.g.; the priest… Continue Reading →

1. The film has been modernized. 2. Instead of swords and rapiers it is guns and knives. 3. Time passes according to mood of the moment. 4. People like Apothecary have been adapted to nowadays; he went from a potion-maker… Continue Reading →

ROMEO I fear, too early: for my mind misgives Some consequence yet hanging in the stars Shall bitterly begin his fearful date With this night’s revels and expire the term Of a despised life closed in my breast By some… Continue Reading →