View From Saturday Summary

This article means a lot to me because I want people to be aware of how one choice can

We can see shock ridden over Richard’s face as each girl participating in the competition enters the stage. This emphasizes his realization of the unreal expectations and pressures on the girls to perform in a certain way, and we understand that influences his decision to try to get Olive to withdraw from the pageant.

Choices are an important part of everyone’s lives and the choices we make can reflex who we are as individuals. Choice and the ability to choose are excellent and can represent a sense of freedom. Schwartz’s and Iyengard’s analysis on choice focused on the effects of choice in people and how people react and deal with it. Schwartz’s Official Dogma and explanation of how Americans act in response to choice making is the most relatable to individuals and clearly chows the consequences of too much choice. His analysis can assist to people realize that maybe because we have more choice doesn’t necessarily mean we will make us happier or the best decision will be made. Understanding the consequences of too much choice can possibly make individuals improve the negative effects it can have and make us happier with our

It happened at least partly because Noah had been the best man (quite by accident) at the wedding of Ethan's grandmother and Nadia's grandfather. It happened because Nadia discovered that she could not let a lot of

For instance, Jude never planned on giving Noah’s position back; however, “I think how much Noah deserves my spot. Isn’t that what Mom’s ghost is telling me by breaking everything I make?” (Nelson 33). Dianna's spirit was breaking Jude sculptures; thus, it taught Jude to be righteous by giving up her position to her brother. “Doesn't anyone else have a dead mother angry enough at them to rise from the grave and break their artwork?”

Do you think that friendship and teamwork are related? Is Konigsburg implying that teams work more superior when they’re friends? In The View from Saturday, four intelligent individuals go off gaining new knowledge from their magnificent adventures, to later on using those resources to win the quiz bowl. Coincidence or not? The four kids, Noah, Nadia, Ethan, and Julian, or as they refer to themselves, The Souls, go through many hardships or complications, developing new relations towards each other, and having to go through personal mishaps. At the end of the book, The Souls had won the quiz bowl! But the question I’m pointing out is, did they win because of their partnerships, or had they won because of their intellects?

From choosing this Scarlet Letter, how I design the letter, to what pizza toppings I would like, or what movie should I watch, I have trouble deciding what to do. Indecision is a large, and a unfavorable part of my life, that makes it difficult to finalize a decision on a test, or even shower before, or after homework. Deciding is hard for me because it feels irreversible, and I cannot do anything about it after I chose one way or the other. In previous essays, I’ve written about the importance of choice, and how life is made of choices. This idea scares me, even though I see it as true. Since this idea frightens me, I think of the future effects, which creates more pressure on the little decisions I make day to day.

Have you ever read an amazing book that was chosen to be read? Of course, right? Well, in The View From Saturday, it was pretty incredible for me. Reading this excellent book whose author is E.L. Konigsburg has been truly an adventure all the way through 6th grade all over again. Trust me, it’s a wonderful thing.

Leah, being a good friend, decided to come. The problem was that the Emerald cave was on the other side of the woods, and they needed to convince their parents to let them go. First, the pair tried to convince Leah’s parents to go. David, being hot-tempered, exploded when Leah’s parents said no. And Leah, being the good friend that she is supported him. Leah’s parents automatically responded by calling David’s parents and grounding Leah. David’s parents were shocked and grounded David too. That night David made plans with Leah to escape. At 8:30 they made their great escape. They had both snuck out their backdoors. They both met at the edge of Craner's Woods. An hour later they arrived at Emerald Cave. Their standing in the entrance of

I choose to change that. I want to have an impact on someone else’s life. I aspire to help people and change their life in a significant

There are four a cappella groups on the Barden college campus. They are the Bellas, the BU Harmonics, the High Notes, and the Treblemakers; however, the Bellas and the Treblemakers are the main rivals. In the beginning of the movie auditions are held for all four clubs and they choose the members that they would like to add into their groups. Aubrey was unsure about the new members of the Bellas and she did not think the girls had what it took to make it to nationals. Chloe, however, believed that their group would do fine in the competitions. A few days after the new members are initiated, there is a competition between the four clubs called the Riff-Off. With the addition of my character to the story, the Barden Bellas learn the rules of the Riff-Off, winning the competition and gaining confidence for the upcoming competitions. With their victory, the falling action changes, and the Bellas compete throughout the entire competition.

“Had I gained something at the Sillington House? Or had I lost something there?The answer was yes.”

During a tournament in summer, Eva is not as confident of her skills and, Campbell in order to make her feel better, pronounce her the third in the line of secession if Campbell loses her position after, Skylar and Kylar. This lift up Eva’s confidence enough to take Truman High School was triumphant. Unfortunately, Campbell received bad news; she was going to be moved to Jackson High School, a school with not even a cheerleading

What really is friendship? Friendship is when you have a strong bond with someone. It is not having a friend on Facebook you have never seen before, it is having a friend who is always there for you when something is wrong. In the book, The View from Saturday, by E.L. Konigsburg, there are many acts of friendship. Some acts of friendship are from The Souls coming together and helping each other to them helping a teache a group calledr to my friend helping me in my own personal story. In the book there is a giant feat of friendship where an outsider invites three normal kids to a simple tea party and ending up doing giant tasks.

In our world our choices progress Earth like it is a story. What if someone made the choice of putting different ingredients in a serum to cure cancer, and he succeeds our world would be so different because if we are smart enough to cure cancer we, we would be able to cure all the diseases. The point is that choices run our lives like gears running a clock. Choices help us humans get through life. Choices is life because without choices you wouldn’t be able to pick a team like what Mrs.Olinski did.