Monday, May 25, 2009

Chapter 27 - Stand Tall

Tree and Sophie took a walk to the park and saw the giant oak tree. Describe the tree. Why do think this is significant to Tree? If you were to be represented by another living thing, what would that be and why?
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  1. Vira StarrMay 25, 2009 at 5:10 PM

    Chapter 27
    Tree is tall and strong and can go through harsh problems without giving up too quickly and I think he’s just like that oak tree in the park that they saw and I guess it’s true. It’s significant to Tree because without that tree he would feel alone and wouldn’t have anyone or anything to relate to in life. I guess it made him a better and stronger person than he was before and I think that’s really impressing for someone who had a tough time. If I were represented by a living thing then it would be a cat because I could be very caring but if I were not given anything or if I become angry then I would be going all out against someone or something like that. But I’m not that bad because it was just a representing symbol of me and not the actual me.

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  2. Vira StarrMay 25, 2009 at 5:13 PM

    Chapter 27
    Tree is tall and strong and can go through harsh problems without giving up too quickly and I think he’s just like that oak tree in the park that they saw and I guess it’s true. It’s significant to Tree because without that tree he would feel alone and wouldn’t have anyone or anything to relate to in life. I guess it made him a better and stronger person than he was before and I think that’s really impressing for someone who had a tough time. If I were represented by a living thing then it would be a cat because I could be very caring but if I were not given anything or if I become angry then I would be going all out against someone or something like that. But I’m not that bad because it was just a representing symbol of me and not the actual me.

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  3. Gyu Ri kimMay 27, 2009 at 5:49 PM

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  4. Gyu Ri kimMay 27, 2009 at 5:54 PM

    Tree is sad because the house is all ruined. I know why he's sad; all this happy memories, especially the ones when his parensts were together were all there. Grandpa always have these great advices to give Tree. It makes Tree think and grow more mature. I think the more life experiences and risks you have in life, you know better and more to say. Tree's family is working so hard to put the house back together and with all their effort, I think the house will be back in shape soon. I'm sorry for Sophie and Lassie because Lassie died, but I guess this was just her destiny. Also, there's some great news. Tree's family is moving into his mom's house until the house is fixed. I think there's some hope that his parents might get back together again. The oak tree Tree and Sophie saw wasn't damaged at all and it just stood there strong and tall. It's obviously significant to Tree because first of all, his nickname is Tree, and by looking at the tree, I think he's telling himself that he can also be strong, he can get through this war, and he will not change no matter what happens to him.

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  5. Herman DelrosarioMay 27, 2009 at 6:13 PM

    In this chapter it was a really good one because tree finally got an answer from Sophie and that really got him excited and really happy to hear her.
    Tree is a really tough dude because look how he suffers he helps his grandfather and now he is doing his job which is to help clean after the flood and he never complains about anything like he is tired or he is board I think tree can with stand and endure pain for a long time. Man if I had trees own strength I would just be benching and left weight to build more lean muscle.

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  6. Lillian PuaMay 28, 2009 at 9:12 PM

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    The giant oak tree started to bloom. The branches blossomed and not one of them was out of place. The roots are planted deep into the ground that holds the tree firm and steady. I think that this tree is important to Tree because he has the same situation as this tree does. Tree is beginning a new life like this tree is. He is going to have a new home and a new style of family traditions. I think he’s like this tree as a symbolic term that’s relating to his problems that he is facing right now and also then. This tree somehow also relates to Tree’s life. It has a big impact on Tree. I think that I would pick a tree too as a symbol for my life and everything.

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  7. YoonCJune 4, 2009 at 5:27 PM

    The oak tree wasn't damaged at all. It's still in shape, standing strong and big. I thik this oak tree is significant to Tree because he is "Tree" He's big and tall. It can give Tree message that Tree can also stand strong. In any time, any harsh problems are there, Tree should always stay strong, never give up in any bad situation.

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  8. MANHHIEUDecember 13, 2011 at 9:22 AM

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