A Farewell To Arms Dialectical Journal
Journal Entry 1
Chapter 1
July 14th
1-20
Characters:
Narrator: He’s Afraid, Nervous, Determined, Dreadful, Reflective
Finny: He is almost Cocky, Confident, Persuasive
Events:
Narrator visits the marble staircase
Jumping from the tree
Questions:
Why Is the Narrator visiting the school?
Why visit the marble stairs?
What happened at the tree that would make the Narrator revisit it again?
Quotable Quotes pg.14: plus c’est la même chose, plus ça change – The more things remain the same, the more they change. The narrator then says “Nothing endures, not a tree, not love, not even death by violence. This is significant because if he had something bad happen no matter how different it looks it will never change.
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Why did Brinker do this?
Is Brinker jealous of Gene and Finny?
Quotable Quotes:
Pg. 144 Fear seized my stomach like a cramp. I didn’t care what I said to him now; it was myself I was worried about. For if Leper was psycho it was the army which had done it to him, and I and all of us were on the brink of the army. This is significant because it gives a good point why would he want to go to war if Leper came back and is not mentally stable anymore?
Pg. 177 The excellent exterior acoustics recorded his rushing steps and the quick rapping of his cane along the corridor and on the first steps of the marble stairway. Then these separate sounds collided into the general tumult of his body falling clumsily down the white marble stairs. This shows that Phineas was so angered that he rushed into the hallway and fell down the stairs. If Brinker had not set this whole confessional up this would have never happened.
Journal Entry 8
Chapter 12-13
178-204
Characters:
Gene: Distraguht, Guilty, Crushed, Happy,
Finny: Depressed, Hurt, Forgiving
Events:
Gene Visiting Finny at the
Chapter 1
July 14th
1-20
Characters:
Narrator: He’s Afraid, Nervous, Determined, Dreadful, Reflective
Finny: He is almost Cocky, Confident, Persuasive
Events:
Narrator visits the marble staircase
Jumping from the tree
Questions:
Why Is the Narrator visiting the school?
Why visit the marble stairs?
What happened at the tree that would make the Narrator revisit it again?
Quotable Quotes pg.14: plus c’est la même chose, plus ça change – The more things remain the same, the more they change. The narrator then says “Nothing endures, not a tree, not love, not even death by violence. This is significant because if he had something bad happen no matter how different it looks it will never change.
Journal …show more content…
Why did Brinker do this?
Is Brinker jealous of Gene and Finny?
Quotable Quotes:
Pg. 144 Fear seized my stomach like a cramp. I didn’t care what I said to him now; it was myself I was worried about. For if Leper was psycho it was the army which had done it to him, and I and all of us were on the brink of the army. This is significant because it gives a good point why would he want to go to war if Leper came back and is not mentally stable anymore?
Pg. 177 The excellent exterior acoustics recorded his rushing steps and the quick rapping of his cane along the corridor and on the first steps of the marble stairway. Then these separate sounds collided into the general tumult of his body falling clumsily down the white marble stairs. This shows that Phineas was so angered that he rushed into the hallway and fell down the stairs. If Brinker had not set this whole confessional up this would have never happened.
Journal Entry 8
Chapter 12-13
178-204
Characters:
Gene: Distraguht, Guilty, Crushed, Happy,
Finny: Depressed, Hurt, Forgiving
Events:
Gene Visiting Finny at the