Seminar Reflection���������������������������������������������������������������� ������������������������������������������Ande Lloyd

1.       One thing I did well in this seminar was I gave a conversational moving question. My question was; if you were Shakespeare and you writing Julius Caesar what would of you have done to change how he wrote it. My answer to this question is that I would change the ending. I didn�t like how Shakespeare ended the play for several reasons. One, I didn�t like that all the characters killed themselves.� Also, the way that all the conspirators killed themselves was unrealistic. All of them gave a small dramatic speech before they died. So what would of I have done to change it, I would instead of all the conspirators committing suicide I would only make Brutus commit suicide because actually that really happened in history. As for the others I would of made them die in action.

2.       If I could go back a couple of days I would have changed my preparation.� In the seminar there was very little reference to the text which I think that was so because there was too much text it was hard to find the evidence quickly. I wish I marked some pages in which I thought would be good pieces of evidence to use.

3.       ����One connection that Michael said really struck me and I think a lot of other people too. �Its kind of all Cassius�s slave�s fault that Cassius killed himself because he the one that said that Titinius died.� This struck me because it totally true and I�m surprised I didn�t realize that till he said that.

4.       I learned from reading Shakespeare�s writing to make all my characters have very different personalities. I found in my writing all my characters have similar personalities and in Shakespeare�s writing it�s crazy how different all the characters are. I think that�s really good if you want key if you want your writing seem real.�����