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We were asked to write a critical analysis on our book of choice.
I picked Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss.
This was the first draft. They're still a few spelling errors, and sentences that need to be reworked. Have a good lol
Here's half the report.
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Green eggs and ham
Green Eggs and Ham, a popular children’s novel written by Dr. Seuss, follows an unnamed character in his attempts to avoid an eerie stranger. The conflict emerges when the main character is approached by a weird figure, Sam-I-Am, and asked to eat a plate of green eggs and ham.
Through out the story, Sam constantly pushes the unnamed character to eat the obscure platter, and stalks him through a variety of locations. The characters proceed through a house, tree, car, and train, in which Sam effortlessly pleaded the main character try the food. The story approaches an end when the two become involved in a train collision, and find them selves in a shallow pool of water, surrounded by passengers. In the midst of confusion, the passengers work with Sam-I-Am, and provoke the unnamed character, try both the green eggs and the ham. Overcoming his own disgust, the main character ironically enjoyed the meal, and discovered it his favorite dish.
Many often describe Green Eggs and Ham as a tale which encourages young children to become open minded, and try new things. From a pessimistic stand point, Sam-I-Am – an unusual name for a person - maybe compared to a drug dealer - aggravating a target and subjecting them to constant influence, which in this case ultimately persuaded the main character to eat a plate as gruesome as “green eggs and hamâ€Â.
A more subtle and less opinionated critical analysis is the battle between ignorance, and common understanding
I picked Green Eggs and Ham by Dr. Seuss.
This was the first draft. They're still a few spelling errors, and sentences that need to be reworked. Have a good lol
Here's half the report.
.
Green eggs and ham
Green Eggs and Ham, a popular children’s novel written by Dr. Seuss, follows an unnamed character in his attempts to avoid an eerie stranger. The conflict emerges when the main character is approached by a weird figure, Sam-I-Am, and asked to eat a plate of green eggs and ham.
Through out the story, Sam constantly pushes the unnamed character to eat the obscure platter, and stalks him through a variety of locations. The characters proceed through a house, tree, car, and train, in which Sam effortlessly pleaded the main character try the food. The story approaches an end when the two become involved in a train collision, and find them selves in a shallow pool of water, surrounded by passengers. In the midst of confusion, the passengers work with Sam-I-Am, and provoke the unnamed character, try both the green eggs and the ham. Overcoming his own disgust, the main character ironically enjoyed the meal, and discovered it his favorite dish.
Many often describe Green Eggs and Ham as a tale which encourages young children to become open minded, and try new things. From a pessimistic stand point, Sam-I-Am – an unusual name for a person - maybe compared to a drug dealer - aggravating a target and subjecting them to constant influence, which in this case ultimately persuaded the main character to eat a plate as gruesome as “green eggs and hamâ€Â.
A more subtle and less opinionated critical analysis is the battle between ignorance, and common understanding
