#genre 7

[liltruck]

This is representing two important events in the end of the book, I think that this replicates what happened in the story. What I believe is that it was to demonstrate what it would be like to describe what had happened in the stories for the Sternberger's point of view. It was interesting to actually take the place as a Sternberger and actually write what it would feel like for one of the family members to think. Most likely, it was not Tennyson or Bronte, more like their parents. Overall. This was a good way to replicate a news article with the perspective of a Sternberger family member.

[jordantopping808-blog]

Genre 7 Flashback For our last Genre Project we made a flashback of what has happened to Brew throughout the book. We made it seem like a dream because he was in a coma. There were events from the beginning where he meets Brontë. Events from losing the Bull. Family arguments and the death of Uncle Hoyt. This was out of the box thinking because we had to relate things to our prior readings and have good comprehension. Everything had no sound because Brew was dreaming all of this and looking back on all that happened.

[hoop-troops-blog]

Genre 7: Eulogy I chose to do a eulogy because I felt like Brew did suffer a death of his incredible abilities. The day he almost drowned, Bronte and Tennyson realized how much he sacrificed for them. They both made a decision that day to take their pain back and it was like they allowed a part of Brew to die. The day he came out of the coma was like he became reborn and it was his first day of his new life to be free of other people's pain and sadness. I wrote the eulogy as if Tennyson and Bronte were paying tribute to what Brewster did for them.

[bigriceboy]

I would like others to get a general idea of what Brewster's emergency medical report form would look like in this reading.If you read closely, you'll notice that I've mentioned that Brew is being treated with antibiotics because of the stomach ulcers he got from the people who he cares for.Thats why he was all curled up on the sofa during a chapter before Bronte ran to the swimming pool.Brew only has a broken elbow as his medical history because I think uncle Hoyt wouldn't like taking Brew to the hospital unless its necessary. (Like when Cody had broken his arm before in the beginning chapters of the book.)This emergency medical report form is just a doctor's point of view of the current situation.If this was to be compared with Bronte's and Tennyson's point of view, then it would be very different.