I am officially done with Hamlet and Shakespeare. On that note, I am also extremely ready to begin Satire. I feel like this section will be more interesting to me more than our tragedy and comedy unit and a tad better than our short story unit.

 I didn't enjoy our pop-essay after Thanksgiving break, especially because it took me loads of time to figure out what the prompt actually meant. After I figured it out, I doubt I found enough sufficient evidence to help me with actually writing my answer and responding correctly to the question. Ugh.

I'm also super excited to catch up some independent reading in class because I've been slacking a bit on starting this third book. As a plus, Mr. Mullins told us we're going to spend two class periods on a satire movie and also get out of our class for a school play production.

I feel like I'm moving on to graduate with full speed ahead.

P.S. Even though this might be totally irrelevant  I just want to say that I am still a little confused on why Hamlet contemplated suicide for soo long yet said in his soliloquy that it was wrong?