5 Comments

• Hershey would be proud that his company expanded.
• It is touching that the people of the town kept Hershey's dreams of the town strong and going.
• The most important problem was Hershey's heirs, the orphans.
• People seems to felt security when they stepped into Hershey Town.
• Hershey cared more for the school and kids and so people in the town help to protect them.

4 Questions

• Why do people still gossip of Hershey when he is already dead, can a man be in peace?
• What kind of government did Hershey Town seems to be under?
• What is more important to people outside of Hershey, the kids or the chocolate?
• What would Hershey do if he seen his town in chaos?

3 Vocab.

• Philanthropy(pg. 248)-noun. the activity of donating to such persons or purposes in this way.
• Perpetuity(pg. 263)-noun. eternity.
  
• Tenure(pg. 264)- noun.the holding of property.

2 Literally Devices

• "He was a true utopian dreamer"(pg. 262)- Characterization, describing Hershey.
• "little fellows"(pg. 267)- Metaphor, the author compare the orphans in Hershey as Hershey's fellows.

Summary

People would say Hershey most valuable items were; the town, the chocolate and the school. Citizens of the town did their best to protect those three and caring for the kids. Overall, Hershey was never forgotten in the town for he made the town the most optimistic place anyone could be and love. His love for the kids made people admire him and the chocolate he made caused people to love it.

posted by Angellica M. @ 12:01 PM