12th Night in TAS
This Thursday the whole class went to TAS, which stands for Taipei America School. This school only allows born-in-America-students and teachers. The show was performed by high students, whose ages are about the same with us. But they have a very high budget I must say. They actually made two small architectures with some shining lights on them. I must say that they are getting more and more good at performing things, alas, the story that they are performing is a bit short, we were all expecting to stay there longer, just to enjoy their interesting show and the moment being with our classmates. Well, the whole story is a little bit complicated, I think Hugo will explain the whole story in the letter. But another thing I don't really like is I think the one second of the show was made by all the dances, there's way too many dances. The part I love the most is when Sebastian showed up on the stage, I don't know why he looks like Super Mario with his cap, I'm giggling downn the stage every time I'm staring at him. On the side note, my Sunday school teacher is teaching elementary school chemistry in TAS, I must say that Americans are very good at making cookies and cakes. (she actually made a cake for me in one of my birthdays)
Study Questions:
# Why is Chloe considered to be the “Queen of the House”?
Chloe should be considered the Queen of the House because…. (in your answer, mention the dogs, her eating, and how she has us all trained…)
"Because Chloe goes where she wants to go, and does what she wants to do, and all of the dogs just let her." "Chloe snuggles in close beside the napping dogs" "She has no fear of dogs"
"Chloe doesn't get her own dish of food because she eats out everybody' else's dish."
She even has a "cat door" in the window to go into the front yard without being pestered.
someone would even open the door for her if she lets out the pitiful howl.
Dear Doris,
ReplyDeleteGood job on your letter, and with the questions!
So TAS is only for the children of Americans who are living and working in Taiwan? Did you get a chance to speak with many of the students from TAS? Did they compliment you and your classmates on your English?
So they staged the play more as a musical then as a play? Could you understand the works? It must be nice to have a big budget for the school theater.
Tim