JenniferPrex

"In the early chapters of the novel, however, it is Norton who shapes the fate of the protagonist."
~page 82 of Christopher Hanlon's "Eloquence and Invisible Man"

"If dark glasses and a white hat could blot out my identity so quickly, who actually was who?"
~page 493 of Ralph Ellison's Invisible Man

"It's really pretty straightforward: flight is freedom."
page 128 of Foster's How to Read Literature Like a Professor

"In the past I feel much more solid. Maybe the future itself is less substantial? I don't know. I always feel like I'm breathing thin air, out there in the future. That's one of the ways I can tell it is the future: it feels different."
~page 167 of Audrey Niffenegger's The Time Traveler's Wife

"SKIP: --But I should think if he is confident that he is about to . . . like meet his father in heaven, you could put it to him as a test of his faith that he not scream on camera. The camera, you see, tends to magnify everything and screaming on camera could easily seem in questionable taste.

FELIX: I understand. I will certainly try to discuss it with him."

~page 49 of Arthur Miller's Resurrection Blues

Nikita McClellan and I collaborated on a comic slide show with art, music, and dramatic voice overs for the interpretive project assignment. We both collaborated with the overall storyline, Nikita was in charge of drawing the art, and I was in charge of composing the music. We both worked with the recording and then piecing the music and voice overs together. We used two computer programs to accomplish this: Audacity and Finale Print Music. We used Audacity for the sound recording and editing. Nikita worked more directly with this, so she will handle explaining this part of the project. I used Finale Print Music in order to compose the music.