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Hola amiga tu video nos ayudó mucho a mi y a mi novia, estamos interesados en el libro, una cosa nada más, creo que la moraleja de la historia es otra no se que opines en fin jajaja gracias 😅😅👍👏

Read this when I was a liberal arts major 15 years ago.. decades later I am taking on STEM in 2024 (what might seem to be a dumpster fire for women in many states/ countries- but - I aim) and am gently embracing feminine rage and those that see it as not just a one gendered experience- I think it bubbles in all, can be caused by all, and can be grieved and released or embraced healthy in all) I really appreciate this take. I had only really read Hawthorne’s “scarlet letter” in high school and didn’t connect to it at the time- but, I am so glad I ended up eventually being assigned to read more of his work- (I’d argue stronger pieces!) via several of his short stories! This one story in particular always stuck with me so strongly and I fell in love (and agony) with several (freely accessible) audio versions of it since; at one point I had to write an essay for junior college that wove Nathaniel Hawthorne and Ralph Waldo Emerson into one thesis and subsequent paper!! They oddly balance out now in my brain- and without too much contradictory- to me- even down to the literal illustrations of the Red with Hawthorne’s descriptions and the Green of Emerson (might be a stretch- but even in visual or not-linguistic art studies- red and green are complimentary colors on the wheel) This was such a sweet recap to inspire me and rekindle that spark of holding onto humanity and nurturing growth mindset with compassion for myself and others as i go about different schools, metropolis spaces or gardens... and still discover more of myself and create and grow from what is toxic and/or natural.. (hint: both exist gotta love epigenetic x body-mind connections!) Thank you for such a precise and not political summary here, I feel like you have a love for story telling which is what we all are here for :) cheers

Your teaching style is like mine! Like I should be surprised. 😆

Thank you for this insightful explanation!

This is very helpful and enjoyable to watch, thank you

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you didn't understand anything at all. unfortunate!

i just finished reading Rappaccini’s Daughter and i was looking for a summary to make sure i understood everything and this helped so much, thank you!

i just finished reading Rappaccini’s Daughter and i was looking for a summary to make sure i understood everything and this helped so much, thank you!

This was really good! Helped me a lot on my essay thank you <3

Omg! This screams of DC’s Poison Ivy. Can’t wait to see what Matt Reeves and The Batman verse does with this

This was so helpful! Thank you! 😊

Thanks so much

OMG thank you!! Such a great and super helpful summery!!

this video saved my english grade! great explanation. i could never read a poem on my own lol

This was amazing, it's gonna save me on this essay I'm writing about Rappaccini's Daughter! Thank you so much!

U r so fun to listen to.

loved the summary keep up the good work <3

Why can you be my English teacher you make it sound fun but thank you now I can write my literature analysis better.

Dr Pamela Isley (poison ivy) is based off this character

damn i wish you were my teacher.

Cora u beautiful woman Thank you

This was awesome!!! Thank you

I actually interpreted Beatrice in my last term paper as a femme fragile that is made into a femme fatale by Giovanni because he projects his own sexuality on her (hence the sexual imagery regarding Beatrice in combination with her plants etc) ^^' And Giovanni therefore fits the topos of Don Giovanni rather well. So I think there are quite a lot of different ways to interpret this short story

You'd make a great tiktoker 😂

Hyflex is teaching to students in a classroom and students at home simultaneously.

"OOPS" XD

Thank you so much ❤ I needed this so much for my exam tmrw 😭

Hey you’re so cool i love you

this is okay. 7/10 at best

10/10 twig destroyed

THAT DOOD WAS ROOD