Coming Home Again and Tracks and Ties. Action- A young man comes back home to live with his mother who is sick from stomach cancer. He realizes that after being sent to boarding school, his biggest connection to her is food. Speech- The narrator knows Korean and is spoken to by his mother in Korean however he wishes to stick to English. Thought- The narrator has reasoning behind why his friend turned out to be bad.

He goes to an open-air processing shed where they slaughter chickens. Pollan and Joel discuss the political and ethical reasons behind on-farm processing. There are pros and cons to on farm processing and industrial processing. In my hometown, some families raised their own chickens and sold their eggs. People would claim that these eggs tasted.

November 16, 2009 - Leave a Response. In both of these pieces it is highlighted how college and prep schools had changed the authors life for better or worse. November 9, 2009 - 2 Responses. October 28, 2009 - Leave a Response. Chapter 13 is all about polyface .

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Posted December 19, 2009 by kmadayag. Be the first to comment. Analysis of Coming Home Again and Tracks and Tires. Posted November 17, 2009 by kmadayag. The two grew up in a very rough neighborhood. As they grew older, the two men took diverging paths. His friend eventually grew up to be a drug addict and was eventually murdered by his own wife.

Coming Home Again and Tracks and Ties. The description of action that readers can see in this piece is almost always about cooking. Whether the mother or the son is cooking, readers can follow along and feel as if they are in the kitchen too. The descriptions of how the author chops or mixes the ingredients in the food are the action of this story. The physical description of this story is seen when the author describes his mother in the first paragraph.

Pickle and Cucumber, Pencil and Marker, Small Tree and Big Tree, Hot Dog and Brat, Small Rocket and Big Shuttle, Small Mushroom, Big Mushroom. All small objects will have a sad face next to them, and all big objects will have happy faces next to them.

In somewhat from a family the author uses action, speech, thought and physical description in his essay. Some actions would be when he thought about killing himself. Some physical description would be about his talk when he sees Alice and those new televisions. Some speech stuff would be when he there is a dialogue between him and his family like when they got a tv or when he had to go to the doctors about his problem.

December 18, 2009 in Uncategorized. Action, Speech, Thought, and Physical Description. November 17, 2009 in Uncategorized. 8211; A moment of action in this story is pretty much whenever the narrator is talking about cooking. For example, in the second paragraph when the author is cooking and he stops to listen if his mother is OK. This is a moment where there is action. 8211; A moment of speech occurs when the narrator is talking about.