Expository Post

 Expository Post

Heisman Brown

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     I chose to do the character blog as Janie Treeborne. I decided to use the older Janie Treeborne from the opening of the novel. I used the older Janie to make the blogs seem like she has experienced much and is knowledgeable about what she has to say. The content relates to Janie because most of it comes from her past experiences. She talks about her home, what happened to her Aunt Tammy, her grandmother, and her grandfather's art. The images relate to Janie because they symbolize her home, past and present. They also symbolize her family and experiences. For example, the peach pit was mentioned multiple times when her Aunt Tammy was kidnapped. The layout and style relate to the character because the layout is simple, and the style relates to Janie's love for nature. The novel showcases key elements of the novel because it describes the main dilemma and a description of Janie's past and interests. Janie's past and interests help explain the main dilemma as well.

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