Hi Magen, When I saw the subject of your post was Edgar Allen Poe, I got really excited. Although it is very dark, I have enjoyed most of the works I have read by Poe. I love the layout of the newsletter; it is a fascinating way to present the information and very eye-catching. I also like the pictures you chose; the placement and photos themselves were very intriguing. I have never read this story before, but it sounds very interesting. You say that Prince Prospero is hateful, selfish and doesn't care about anyone but himself. However, if he chose some of his closest friends to be locked away from the dying kingdom with him, doesn't that mean he cared about those chosen people? Also, if my kingdom was suffering a horrible death, I think I would try to be as safe as possible. Probably not to the extreme of locking my friends and I away, but I can’t really blame the guy. How would you respond to something like that happening around you? I really enjoyed your post.
Hi Magen,
ReplyDeleteWhen I saw the subject of your post was Edgar Allen Poe, I got really excited. Although it is very dark, I have enjoyed most of the works I have read by Poe.
I love the layout of the newsletter; it is a fascinating way to present the information and very eye-catching. I also like the pictures you chose; the placement and photos themselves were very intriguing. I have never read this story before, but it sounds very interesting. You say that Prince Prospero is hateful, selfish and doesn't care about anyone but himself. However, if he chose some of his closest friends to be locked away from the dying kingdom with him, doesn't that mean he cared about those chosen people? Also, if my kingdom was suffering a horrible death, I think I would try to be as safe as possible. Probably not to the extreme of locking my friends and I away, but I can’t really blame the guy. How would you respond to something like that happening around you?
I really enjoyed your post.