Oh, Marjane Satrapi. You are genuine.
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
Conclusions.
Writing my essay for the Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass. Since I hate writing conclusions because they have to consist of my opinions and all sorts stupid bull, I wrote this:
"Douglass’s story was inspirational and was the push that helped end slavery. It was the underlying messages in his story that urged abolitionists to continue their cause of changing society and abolishing slavery. I hate conclusions. I never know what to write. I hate this. I had confidence in this essay until I saw my word count. It’s pathetic. I will fail this class. But that’s okay. I’m just in it for the learning experience. But I can’t even seem to get that down. My parents think my life is going down the hole. I beg to differ. They don’t think anything’s possible…"
Then I deleted it.
"Douglass’s story was inspirational and was the push that helped end slavery. It was the underlying messages in his story that urged abolitionists to continue their cause of changing society and abolishing slavery. I hate conclusions. I never know what to write. I hate this. I had confidence in this essay until I saw my word count. It’s pathetic. I will fail this class. But that’s okay. I’m just in it for the learning experience. But I can’t even seem to get that down. My parents think my life is going down the hole. I beg to differ. They don’t think anything’s possible…"
Then I deleted it.
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