"Horses are for petting, not eating." These were the words of wisdom from my five-year-old after school today. After a good chuckle, I thought of today's reading of Macbeth with the seniors. I will give 5 bonus points to the first senior that can post the reason that it strangely relates to an event in Act Two of Macbeth. Then I got to wondering, do any of you have funny stories about some strange thing you may have tried to eat as small children? If you have a tale to tell, I prithee thee, pray tell! 5 bonus points, by 2:14 Thursday, 4/21.
Monday, April 18, 2011
"Horses Are For Petting, Not Eating"
"Horses are for petting, not eating." These were the words of wisdom from my five-year-old after school today. After a good chuckle, I thought of today's reading of Macbeth with the seniors. I will give 5 bonus points to the first senior that can post the reason that it strangely relates to an event in Act Two of Macbeth. Then I got to wondering, do any of you have funny stories about some strange thing you may have tried to eat as small children? If you have a tale to tell, I prithee thee, pray tell! 5 bonus points, by 2:14 Thursday, 4/21.
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This relates to act 2 because at the end of act 2 the old man says that duncans horses went crazy and one of them ate the other one.
ReplyDeleteGood job Kaylyn! You're right! This was only one of the many unnatural events going on in Act Two!
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