FOR THE WIN

Dr. Preston asked us to describe something we have done well in this course and are proud of , something i believe i have done well are the journal topics and participation during zoom meeting i might be wrong and maybe i need to do better in these things but i think these are the things i have done well .

LES MISÉRABLES 10

 This chapter is really long but i learned that he had dweller and people had said he had fields ,lairs,and  holes . It disapeard by the growth of grass and when eye looked it in class we said that we had seen that he was talking about the dweller. 

Own Topic

 Today i had a very stressful day but why did i forget about it when my family came over ?

They make my life so much easier i love my family they are the best people to have around during these elections,pandemic, and crisis keep your loved ones close

November 2nd Journal Topic

 The people i miss right now are my classmates and my bestfriend . the places i miss right now are the movie theaters and Los Angeles 

November 4, Journal Topic

 I dont only want biden to win i need biden to win some peoples life depend on who wins this election and its very important  to me and my family. 

LES MISÉRABLES 9

 This chapter starts off talking about the feminine instinct and a letter that is about how much they miss her and how they are doing and how their is a room without furniture and how the woodworker was old and she explained how old he was by saying it was the era of her grandmother .And how happy she is and how goo and kind her brother is and how she prays for him to be kept safe .

LES MISÉRABLES 8

 The chapter name is "PHILOSOPHY AFTER DRINKING" the name sounds like the chapter is going to be about somebody drinking , The chapter started by talking about the senator and how smart he was the chapter is pretty short but its mostly about the conversation he and the bishop had and how , I believe he was drunk by the things he was saying and the name of the chapter you can kind of seee it in this paragraph On some semi-official occasion or other, I do not recollect what, Count*** [this senator] and M. Myriel were to dine with the prefect. At dessert, the senator, who was slightly exhilarated, though still perfectly dignified, exclaimed:—

“Egad, Bishop, let’s have a discussion. It is hard for a senator and a bishop to look at each other without winking. We are two augurs. I am going to make a confession to you. I have a philosophy of my own.”

“And you are right,” replied the Bishop. “As one makes one’s philosophy, so one lies on it. You are on the bed of purple, senator.”

The senator was encouraged, and went on:—

“Let us be good fellows.”

“Good devils even,” said the Bishop.

“I declare to you,” continued the senator, “that the Marquis d’Argens, Pyrrhon, Hobbes, and M. Naigeon are no rascals. I have all the philosophers in my library gilded on the edges.”

“Like yourself, Count,” interposed the Bishop.