Thursday, October 4, 2012
Second Journal
In chapters one and two many events related to classism in respects to Victor's family. As a memeber of the higher class Victor rebels in some of his thoughts, but at the end of the day he has only known (as far aw we know) a life of high class, so his judgement is limited. He reflects to women in his family as a delicate gift, as if they weren't there for their own existance, but to belong, place, or bring joy to others, which would be men.
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This looks like a pretty minimal effort. You also need to make each post stand alone for an outside audience. "In chapter one and two of what?" your outside reader might ask.
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