Isn’t it odd
Paper instructions:
Question:
A character in the book says, “Isn’t it odd? When a politician or a movie star retires, we read front-page stories about it. But when a philosopher retires, people do not even notice it.” To which Francisco d’Anconia replies, “They do eventually.” What does he mean by that? How does this relate to the theme of this novel?
Needed:
-at least 800 words
-evidence from book
What I have (what absolutely terrible):
A character in the book says, “Isn’t it odd? When a politician or a movie star retires, we read front-page stories about it. But when a philosopher retires, people do not even notice it.” To which Francisco d’Anconia replies, “They do eventually.” This has a very deep meaning and foreshadows future events.
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