2) What does Crane-man mean when he says, "Work gives a man dignity; stealing takes it away?
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January 11-15, 2010
This week we will begin a new novel. This novel takes place in a country with a culture much different than our own. Be sure to check the blog everyday to make sure you keep your posts up-to-date! Remember each post needs to be answered in complete sentences.
This week we will be reading Chapter 1-4. The posts for chapter 1 and 2 are due by Friday.
This week we will be reading Chapter 1-4. The posts for chapter 1 and 2 are due by Friday.
4 comments:
Tree-ear and Crane-man are close like family they take care of each other too.He means a man always feels good in himself but when he steals it makes them feel bad
L.s. spaght
KZ
1)Tree-Ear was orphaned as a toddler when his parents died of the fever that was spreading where he was going to live. The temple decided that Crane-Man would take care of him when the plague ended.
They have been friends ever since. One day Tree-Ear was to be taken to the place that would be his home, Tree-Ear held on to his good leg so the man who was going to take him left.
2)I think that Crane-man means that it honors a man to be able to work and come home every week with a paycheck. It dishonors a man to be out of a job and to come home with something that he didn't have money to buy like regular men do.
1)Tree-ear and Crane-man both live under a brige
2)He means working for something makes youfeel like you earned it, stealing something makes you feel bad about takeing it.
nc
Tree-ear is like crane man's son, because when he was 2 his parents were killed by fever . So he was to go live with the monks, but the fever was raging there too.Then he had to live with his uncle but his house was abandoned.Then he went to live with Crane-man under the bridge.
When Crane-man said that working gives a man dignity, but stealing takes it away, he meant that that when you work you feel good but when you steal you it gets to you. Hopefully.
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