(ugh..this one's a bit random so pls. bear with it..stream of thoughts..)
yesterday, we discussed Strinberg and Ibsen's works. I loved it and i knew that Miss Julie is somewhat similar to Joaquin's Summer Solstice (i heart summer solstice) hehe it shows kasi that women can really take hold of men and order them around. they can actually dominate but because we are all situated in a patriarchal WORLD, we had to succumb to the governing ideology. and when the moon shines the brightest, women are given the chance to show their true power.un nga lng after the festive mood it goes back to how it was.

and that women are no dolls! they should not be manipulated and should not be subordinate to men. men should not dictate what they should do and think about! they have their own mind to think for themselves and what they want to be. so don't let any guy control you and make you believe that that is how they love you, that you should be happy for that. if you are in a relationship similiar to that, well, sorri to say but you two never really loved, it was all make believe for suitability.

but then again, that is not of my personal experience hehe reaction ko lng yan on how Ibsen's story went out. very nice ending, very brave Nora. pero ang totoo nian nag post lng ako kasi i want to quote Ms. Rivera's words yesterday hahahah i luv this one, really cool and hilarious!

"Go on and make mistakes. just don't you do the same ones over again, that's boring. go make something new"

"the world is not black and white. haven't they heard of colors? you should not choose when you are only presented with two choices. the world gives you a whole lot of options to choose from, you know" (of course, "you know" is her trademark)

"education is your best weapon when you go out to the real world."

madami pang iba kasi i can't remember all of them verbatim e.. but anyhow if she comes up with something good next time, i'll surely remember it. aun lng. hay still have to study for pol dy and spanish quizzes tomorrow. it sucks.

think happy thoughts!