madden

on madden Corey, Dalin, and my self have a franchise that we play. we all have players and we play for the Tampa bay bucs. we are on our second season and we are 11-1 which makes us the top dog of our conference and the first in the playoff bracket, but it wasn't always like that. the first season we lost our first four games and we were yelling and blaming each other o everything that happened. eventually we go it together and started to gain chemistry and made it all the way to the super bowl. Dalin was a little upset though because his player got hurt in the playoff and couldn't play in the super bowl but still ended up winning so he didn't really care as much. every now and then we still blame each other but we all have fun and laugh about it and thats the most important part we can yell at each other and at the end of the day still be cool.

week twelve

In the short film as people started to get inside the elevator they started to turn their own music on to try to tone out the others and then when the big dude with the big radio stepped in the elevator everyone turned their music off expecting the dude to blast everyone elses music away but he plugged up his headphones. The authors purpose was to let people know to not judge a book by its cover. i say this beause sense he was a big dude with a big radio everyone expected him to just drown everyone elses music out but he didnt. The audience that this video was meant for was someone who always seem to judge because what they look like or how they dress, to let the audience know that its not always what it may seem. Three ways this video teaches something about community, one way is how when they all seemed to turn their music on to try to tune each other out instead of being smart and plugging headphones in that goes to shoe you how petty people are, second is when they seen everyone else do it they started do it so that they would be fitting in and not being the outcast, third is when they seen the big dude everyone jumped to conclusions and expected him to play his music out loud instead of being to his self.