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Estragon and Vladimir are becoming more impatient of the tardiness of Godot. They begin to talk about their life and other ways of trying to occupy themselves. I'm about to finish the ending and anxious to see how it will end.

Estragon and Vladimir are the two main protagonists of the novel. The begining is their coversations between eachother consisting of boredom, hunger, and anxiety. I am anxious to see how the bond between these two characters will turn out throughout the book.

Laura Wingfield is the protagonist and main character of the play. She has a limp that her mom calls a deformity. Laura awaits for someone to come, but no one does; she makes up a world symbolized by her glass menageries.

I have finished the book over the weekend. The bond between Dysart and Alan becomes stronger as their sessions become more prominent. I enjoyed this play and i'm looking forward to reading Amadeus.

The relationship between Huck and Jim is becoming more of like a brother and little brother relationship. Huck reads to Jim and plays pranks on him, such as when they get separated Huck tricks Jim into believing that it is all a dream. I am anxious to finish the book and see their relationship develop.

Huckleberry Finn finally runs away from his dad with a canoe he obtains drifting through the river. He hides on a nearby island and discovers Jim, a runaway slave. Together they establish a new friendship and it's humorous because Huck disguises himself as a girl to get information in town.The book is witty and amusing.

The book is from the perspective of Huckleberry Finn, son a of town drunk. Since the book is written of a thirteen year old boy there are intentional grammatical errors, in order to fully immerse the reader in his childhood. His companion, Tom Sawyer does reckless and stupid acts, such as creating a gang to rob and murder locals. The gang fails, for everything they do is imaginative.

The two main characters have finally been introduced. Samuel Hamilton, a self-educated Irish farmer who moved his family to the Salinas Valley. The second character, Adam Trask, was also born on a farm in Connecticut. I am intrigued on how these two characters will interact with each other.

The beginning of the book is bit a slow, for it was just describing the barren setting. The characters; however, were full of personality and engrossed me. I look forward to progressing further into the book.

The story has reached its climax and the scene that intrigued me was when the author uses a quote from King Lear. The book is good.I will start searching for a book that is similar to this one.

As the book progressing its end, I become more depressed, for it is brilliantly written. The personalities of the characters, the absolute power of the government, and the social hierarchy will definitely compel me to read this a second time.

Its interesting to see a social hierarchy, even in a "utopian" society. Bernard Marx further gets patronized for his physique. He fails to fit into the highest social class, the Alphas. The book is getting more interesting, and i'm disappointed the book is almost over.

Its interesting to see how their predestined role influences their personality. There are a few patients that don't like the D.H.C. I am engrossed to what they will do.

As the book progresses, we are able to further see inside the twisted minds of the Hatchery. The book continually gets more interesting. I'm looking forward to finishing the book.

The book gets more interesting and engrossing as the book progresses. The DHC uses various exercises to make the baby like particular things in order to aid in their predestined role. Bernard Marx is an outlier because he is unable to fit it, due to his physique.

In a similar "utopian" society to Fahrenheit 451, the government believes that they have achieved perfection. Stabilizing the growth of reproduction by scientifically producing them and putting them in various activities for their predetermined roles. This book is exciting and i'm looking forward to finishing the book.