USFS1919

It was my first time to read English novel in original language. Most of time I confused about game rules when it was describing about the card, but the whole sentences' detailed had a enough pursation. I could imarge the site or picture easily with enriched words. Through the parspective of a guy who was in the job of  the United States Forest Sercive, the circumstances, people, natures, psychological movements are described.

I was feeling boring when I was reading middle of this story, but close to the end, it was getting exciting. I thought this is because the narrator's mental stability. At the first and middle of story, he was complaining or felt exorbitant but just endured patiently. However the end of his mind was the strong enough to accept his future, and made a choice by own responsibility on himself. Also the words of sentence let me feel his refreshed mind.

Finally, I would like to list my impressed sentences.   


p.143 from line3. It is a long sentence. First, I thought it is natural in the book, but according to today's class, I got a confident to judge this sentence is long one.

From the end of a paragraph of P.144 to the first paragraph of p.145.  Describing mountain movoing It's very spectacular feeling. This sentence is making mountain as aliving matter, more than nature. I could feel that the mountain is aliving, like a human, and it was a dinamic impression.

P.145, second paragraph, describing the sky transition expressing with human's act. In this paragraph also use personification, and it was proper way to replesent the weather describing with human acting.

From the bottom of page 146 to page 147, I thought the summer job was so tough that gave him to think enough to quite and get his time. Even he could afford to pay his attention to the beauriful nature, in bottom of his hart, he couldn't satisfy on his realistics, especially on his job. This contrast was so strong that I remembered.

The ending paragraph is described his bright future with refresh expression. I prefer the paragraph of "So I was never~" on page217 the first one.