JOURNAL TOPIC: [today's tunes: "Cars" by Gary Numan; "Get Outta My Dreams & Into My Car" by Billy Ocean]
The other day my daughter asked me, "If someone walks in front of your
car and the car hits them, whose fault is it?" Whose fault is it that
Myrtle is dead? Why do you think Fitzgerald took the story in this
direction? As an aside, how do you think the issue of responsibility
will change with the increasing popularity of self-driving cars?
AGENDA:
1. Journal
2. Quiz on Chapter 7
3. Gatsby Chapter 8
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