English, 10.11.2020 20:30 nando4786

As we watch the two short tales of terror, you will be taking notes about each film: characters and their traits/behaviors, setting, dialogue or soundtrack, storyline/plot, cliches, and anything else that stands out to you. After we watch both tales, we will have a discussion where you will use your notes to support your ideas. Your notes will be collected and graded, along with your participation in the discussion. This is is lue of writing an essay - so make sure you have good notes, good ideas, get your voice heard and be involved. “Trilogy of Terror”

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