what does the future hold for us?

I am scared. What will happend with the word in 20 years? what will happend with my friends and with my family? will I be lonely? The water is running out. The pollution is increasing. More and more people are dying because of the pollution or water. I don`t know what can happend with my son and daughters. a huge number of animals are dying nowadays because they can´t drink unpolluted water, I feel sorry for them because they pay for what we do . this a consequence of a lot of years. Is there a president that can resolve all there problems? What can happend with the world? What can happend with the water and the weather? what can happend with me? All this questions cross my mind and I can`t stop thinking about it. can a war appear because of a drop of water? Can the world dissapear in 1 minute? Where is the solution? In the state? In the government? In us? or there is no solution? It`s time to get conscious about this. I this the world we want to leave to our children? What type of future is wating for them? Many people say "I can`t do nothing", and this is exactly the main problem. The society has to realise thet if we all contribute, we can save the planet, it doesn`t matter what roll have each of us in it: We are the responsables, we build up the future. 

What does the future hold for us?

The great Gatsby - Chapter XII

At this point in the novel, when curiosity about Gatsby had reached a fever pitch, he stopped doing parties.

The only purpose of the parties was seeing Daisy and now that Gatsby and Daisy were together the parties didn´t have any sense. Moreover, Daisy had started to go more to Gatsby´s house.

In the hottest day of the summer Dai

sy invited Gatsby, Nick and Jordan. That day she exhibited her little daughter in her house.

During the day Tom realised that Gatsby and his wife were having an adventure so he confronted Gatsby because he saw that they were kissing so Tom was very furious.   Daisy and Gatsby´s took Tom´s car and escaped so Tom took Gatsby´s car, and went behind them. Jordan and Nick went with him.

Tom stopped for gas at Wilson´s garage and Wilson told them that he´d decided to kill his wife, because he had discovered that she was having an affair. But Tom disagreed with Wilson.

At the same time that Tom was discussing with Wilson Gatsby decided to fight with Tom for the love of Daisy, Daisy was sweating and she accompanied Gatsby to the fight.

Tom and Gatsby had a big fight at Wilson´s garage. What´s more, In the midle of the discussion Daisy admitted that she had never loved Tom. So Tom shouted very angryly, “if I can´t have Daisy, you either”. And after that he killed Daisy with a knife that was in the floor of the garage.

Then, Tom went away. Gatsby stayed with Daisy, crying. Nick who was next to Gatsby saw the whole scene through the window. While Tom was escaping, he hit Myrtle and Wilson with the car, and Gatsby shouted “ Tom is going to pay for this”. Finally, Gatsby went to Tom´s house to kill him and he did it. He killed him with the necklace of Daisy that she give to Gatsby.

By: Agustín Rivero

       words: 329

The Great Gatsby

 

 

DIARY ENTRY

August 26, 1998,
                          Today my wife died from a disease. I didn`t pay attetion of her illeneses I want her back, but as when we were happy. I remember her, with the blue dress that she had.
                           I know that she wants to communicate with me, I know that she is here. I want to see her again, please forgive me, if she wants I will make a poem saying when our day was fair.
                           I remember our days when we were just married. We were in the park having a beautiful night. When I proposed to you if you wanted to be my wife and you said, yes.
                           I would commit suicide, just to see you again. Please give me an idea where can I see you. Please call to me, call to me. I will been waiting for you in the park. The only thing that Iwant to tell you, if you are here, that I regret all the things that I did

                                                                                       I love you,
                                                                                                       Thomas