Robison Crusoe

I ever saw Robinson Crusoe on movies version for long times ago.I thing Robinson Crusoe on the movies differences that story on the book. I was very disappointed that the movie was so much different than the book.Example, In the movies it 's so quiet because he 's no friend talk to and it make me a little bored but in the book he have friend and they do many thing together (with Friday) it can make me fun and really happy more than movies...

**Ps..I 'm not so sure whether they are the same movie or not!!
Maybe it 's the same story and make me confuse a little bit 5555+
Because I saw this movie for longggggggg times ago..





The Story From The Book. Lets Start..

Chapter1 My frist sea journey

This chapter is introduce himself.. Robinson Crusoe, he was born in the year 1632,in the city of York in the north of England. He want to be a sailor and go to the sea but his parent unhappy and disagree about that.Finally he decides he wants to leave his father and mother to go to sea with his friend. Afther that he confronted pirates and then he kept him as there prisoner.This was a sudden and terible change in his life.He was now a slave and this Turkish captain was his master.

Chapter 2 Down the coast of Africa

He lived the life of a slave for long time and every day he planned to escape. One day master told Crusoe to catch some fish for them supper. He took the boat out to sea and tried to escape with the boy, his name is Xury and then they were done. They went to coast of Africa and saw the Portuguese captain, he gave money to Crusoe for bought Crusoe's boat and for Xury too.

Chapter 3 The strom and the shipwreck

Crusoe stayed in Brazil and worked hard. He was rich but also bored and then he went to sea with his friend again and there was terrible storm.His ship hit some sand just undernthe sea. The ship could not move and he got out the ship. He looked round for his friend but nobody. He was alone.

Chapter 4 A new life on an island

Crusoe lived in island alone and he got the thing that he wanted from the ship. There was a big box of food and many tools. He tried to build a home so that he could have a good rest.

Chapter 5 Learning to live alone

He worked hard on the island and sometimes he killed wild animals for their meat to eat. The island had no lights but he learnt how to use the fat of dead animals to make a light and he found many different fruits and decided to sundried them. Then he could keep it for many months.After that he growed the corn and he make bread from corn. One day he decided to make himself boat. About six months later he had a vary fine canoe but canoe was too heavy. He couldn't move it and give up. Then he though he can't escape and the island was his home, and he was just happy to be alive. One day he found the wild goats, there were many goats on the island. He had goat's milk to drink every day.

Chapter 6 A footprint

One day he saw somthing in the sand , it was a footprint - the footprint of a man! Afthe that he saw something which made he feel ill. There were heads, arms, fet, and other prieces of men 's bodies everywhere. Then, one morning he saw the smoke from a fire. He went up the hill to watch. There were many wild man, they were cooking their terible food.

Chapter 7 Man Friday

One day the wild man came to Crusoe’s island and make him believe there is a possibility of confrontation.Crusoe meets his companion, Friday. He considers this man to be his servant and slave.Crusoe builds his friendship with Friday, teaching him english, Christianity, hunting with a gun, and working with tools.

Chapter 8 Escape from the island

Crusoe and Friday saw an English ship coming nere the island, the were pirates. Then they saw the three prisoners and they would like to helped them. One of them is the captain of the ship. The seaman took the ship from he. A feel minutes later Crusoe, Friday and Captain fight with the seamen and got captain 's ship back again.Captain took Crusoe and Friday to England.

Chapter 9 Home in England

When Crosoe came back to England , many things were different and nobody remember him.His father and mother were died but he found the two man of one his brothers. In conclusion, he found a house and began to live a quiet life.He got married and had three children.Then his wife died , and his nephew , came to see him and invite him to go to the sea together. And so, Crusoe went to the sea again.



When I read finish I think some situation is unbeliveable but it can make me excited and have fun. I don't understand why he would like to go to the sea again after he had many more adventures. If I was him I believe that I won't to go to the sea forever.

Frankenstein In My Opinion.

Although many people make the mistake of thinking that the creature in the novel is named

Frankenstein, the truth is that Frankenstein is actually the name of the scientist

who created the monster.

The story is narrated by Victor himself,

who makes it quite clear that his quest for knowledge will be his undoing.

I thouroughly enjoyed this novel. I found everything about it to be interesting.

I especially like the way that the plot unravled and jumped from place to place.

It did not get confusing either. It was quite easy to follow.

The characters were well drawn and in everything that they did,

their motives were clearly known to the reader.

None of the characters did anyhting that seemed out of context.

There were parts of the book that were a little drawn out and slow,

but it always picked right back up again. Mary Shelley presents an issue that is

very applicable right now. Is it morally right to play God and attempt to create life?

Obviously, Shelley's opinion is that it can only lead to disaster.

Those who know Frankenstein only from movies and television

may well be surprised to read the original book by Mary Shelley.

Victor Frankenstein appears as a wretched creature stranded on

an ice floe beside the ship. After he is rescued and recovers somewhat,

he tells his incredible story to Walton, who in turn preserves the story in writing.

Frankenstein reminisces about his happy childhood,

particularly the close relationship between himself

and his "cousin" Elizabeth, and then explains how his interest

in discredited natural philosophy led him to create a living man of his own design.

The creature is a hideous, misshapen, giant of a man who so disgusted Frankenstein upon his awakening that he fled his laboratoryotn and residence.

The creation process, it should be noted, in no way involved

an elaborate machine powered by lightning such as is portrayed in the movies;

in fact, beyond the fact that chemicals are involved,

we are told nothing of the process. For two years, Frankenstein goes

about life with a clinging sense of guilt and nervousness, hoping the creature has perished.

When his little brother is murdered, though,

he returns home and soon discovers that it was the monster who committed the deed.

In an isolated mountainous area, the monster appears before

him and explains his actions. Although the creature does nothing

more than grunt in the movies, the original Frankenstein was possessed

of great eloquence and intelligence, and he tells a moving story

about his attempts to make a connection with a society that is revolted at the sight of him.

He describes living in a small hovel at the back of a small house for many months,

watching the interaction of the family inside, learning how to speak their language and eventually even learning how to read.

When he eventually tries to interact with the family, he is assaulted and runs away,

and it is at this point that his virtuous and peaceful nature begins

to become inflamed into a torrent of hatred for mankind.

When he rescues a girl from drowning, he is rewarded with a bullet in his shoulder.

Each time he performs a good deed, mankind runs from him in disgust or attempts to harm him. Living in total isolation and loneliness,

his one purpose in life eventually becomes tormenting his creator,

and many terrible misfortunes ensue for Frankenstein, who himself eventually becomes dedicated to the sole purpose of destroying his tormentor.

Both Frankenstein and his monster are tragic figures.

The complete alienation of the creature makes him a very sympathetic character

in many respects, and he does perform many kind deeds for humans early on.

Frankenstein is an utterly pitiable character utterly destroyed

by his mad decision to create the monster; he burdens his soul with responsibility

for every crime the monster commits, and his inability

to tell anyone his secret for so long destroys him in body, mind, and soul;

everyone and everything he cares for is taken from him by his horrible creation.

His tendency to bemoan his fate at every turn of the narrative can get rather tiresome,

but one cannot question the depth of his turmoil.

Both creator and created seem to be mirror images of each other in important ways,

their fates clearly tied to one another, each soul deserving both blame and pity.

There is much about human nature, both good and bad,

revealed in the monster's life as well as Frankenstein's; the novel is a far cry

from horror for the sake of horror.

Past Sinple Tense!!

Past Simple Tense
We use the Past Simple to talk about actions that happened at a specific time in the past. The actions can be short or long. There can also be a few actions happening one after another.


Use
1. Events in the past that are now finished
2. Situation in the past
3. A series of actions in the past


Form
Positive sentences: Subject + Verb ( Past Form ) + ( Object )

I saw two colorful fishes in the lake yesterday.
I went to Sukothai last year.
I used to get up early in the morning.
I heard the blacksmith working all day long.
When he was young, he was very clever.


Questions (interrogative sentences): Auxiliary verb + Subject + Verb
How long did he work there?
Did the telephone ring?
Did you see that?

Negative sentences: Subject + Auxiliary verb + Verb
He didn't learn any Italian when he was in Italy two year ago.
I wasn't at my grandma's when you came.
He didn't get any good grades when he attended school.

Rating

Today, when I lay down and think about things...
I notice that my life isn't not really bad like I thought ...
If I can rate my life, I would 9 out of 10
why?? I could say that because..
I have MOM and DAD whoes love me so much
and I love them very much too..
They support me in everything
that I want always give me a good opportunity of life
and everything that they think its good for me to have

I can't image how could I be without them??
and and and and..
I have best friends..
((NUT, MING))

I would say...THANKS U GUYS SO MUCH!
for always be here for me, listen to me,
and always be by my side eventho right or wrong

LOVE U ALL

So Sick

Today i didn't go to study, coz of sick and tired..

not homesick, but the real sick one. T______T

I ' m stomachache all the time and got a bit headache

( probably I have monthly period.)

..Feel Bad..

Miss u Dad..

Tomorrow I will go to visit my family in Udonthanee,

I was born in here.

Long time no see my father becouse he is very busy.

I feel very happy to see him.

I heared that he is fat more than the past. 555+

Miss u Dad