Literacy

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"Reading is a basic tool in the living of a good life" - Mortimer J. Adler
=Poetry=



[|The Highwayman by Alfred Noyes]

[|You Tube - Animated Version of the Highwayman]

[|You Tube-Adam Ant-Stand & Deliver, Your Money or Your Life!!! How 'The Highwayman' has influenced pop culture]



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Clip 1: Lost - the beginning
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Clip 2: Summarizing Lost
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** Clip 3: Jack & Christian Shepherd meeting for the first time as father and son in a room of a church. **
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** Clip 4:The re-union of //Lost// souls in the church featuring most of the main characters from the TV show who are about to //“move on”// into the light. **
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**Inferring**


Was it Al, Bob or Clarke? Read Mr Rodda's answer below. ====Under the premise that Bob is the Criminal Knight and that Knights always tell the truth, we can infer that he is correct in saying that Al is “innocent”. Therefore Al is cancelled out and is a truth telling Normal. This leaves Bob and Clarke. Clarke is also a truth telling Normal who says that “Bob is not a Normal”, which is correct and he therefore can’t be a Knave who always lies as he is telling the truth by supporting Al’s innocence. Under these assumptions Bob can only be a Knight and the facts state, “that the criminal was a Knight”. Case closed.====