Sone says the camp "was hopefully called Camp Harmony." Do you think the name is appropriate, or is ironic? Support your answer with evidence from the text.
-In my opinion, Camp Harmony is not just like a fun camp. The camp was scary and not a peaceful, harmony place to live in. "I no longer had the right to walk out of it." pg. 520. People have no freedom and right in the camp, they were forced to move out of their house. Sone said that the camp "was hopefully called Camp Harmony." But the name will not be appropriate for the camp like that.
So you mean she says ironic, well I have the same answer too, I think she mean ironic.
ReplyDeleteI like the way you set evidence for your point, therefore it would be more convincing. It is quite ironic of the title of the story, and i definitely agree that this title is not appropriate after all!
ReplyDeleteshort but to the point :]
ReplyDeleteI like your answer & how you used the right quotes to support it :) x
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ReplyDeleteGreat, good ideas same as mine, but it a little short, your should add in " the camp is not private ". That mine ideas.
ReplyDeleteYou have a good idea of the question. It very good.
ReplyDeleteWait, did you answer the question? Is it ironic or not? Do you think it's inappropriate? I'm confused.
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