Mindblown: a blog about philosophy.

  • Remember the smell of burning leaves? A They don’t allow that in cities anymore.B What about piles of leaves, soft in the core,B and jumping in, all of your stress relieves? A Grass stains on knees and elbows of your sleeves,A Autumn pleasures a child will not ignore,B despite how aggrieved mothers might implore B…

  • London nautical you look so tragical with your broken tables to your shattered cables with your crackled walls to our broken tools your students are rough are rough and your teachers are tough your your breaks are long and and your food is wrong you must want us to die or you would want us…

  • Deep inside of me a fire of anger burns This fire of anger yearns This fire of anger is my shield It’s become my daily need It’s making my heart and soul bleed This fire of anger has taken over all of me It’s slowly becoming my desire Keeping my mind burning like fire It’s…

  • Welcome to the rwanda debate this is about the conflict that was happening in rwanda,moot 1 the un were wrong remain uninvolved in the Rwanda conflict. “may I welcome aditia,glen and dontaye from the affirmative team, and may I also welcome Joseph, Louie and Wesley from the team negative. May I call upon glen to…

  • Debate Scheme

  • Scene Analysis – Hotel Rwanda

    I think that the director has made use all feel emotion for Paul and his family, I think he has done this to make the film more good and seat gripping I also think its to make us feel like we were part of Paul’s family. The scene when Paul drops out of his truck…

  • Hotel Rwanda Scene Notes

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    07:00, I woke up and I got ready to begin another day teaching. 10.30, I received a message from an anonymous source it said YOU ARE A LOSER so I deleted it 3:46, I received another one but this time it said I’m coming for you so I worried, I ran home to find my…

  • Fate is a decision that happens in peoples life. Fate is a power that predetermines events in your life and is unchangeable. It is your destiny and is unalterable. The Elizabethans believed that this power ruled their whole life and that everything is meant to happen.From the first page of the play we here about fate. Romeo and Juliet are…

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