This document contains excerpts from multiple literary works and historical texts. The excerpts discuss themes of work, struggle, self-discovery, and nature. Jane Goodall reflects on her time observing chimpanzees in Gombe and how it shaped her understanding of herself and spirituality. A passage from The Hunt for Red October describes Soviet sailors pretending to work by moving letters back and forth.

2. by
Sunny Cheon, Jane Kim, Jeremy Le, Tiffany Liu, Erika

3. HARD WORK DONE RIGHT
- Cameo Jordan

4. RESTRAINT
Why in the name of all the gnawing devils
of hunger – they were
thirty to five – and have a good tuck in for
once, amazes me now when I think of it.
They were big powerful men, with not much
capacity to weight the consequences, with
courage, with strength, even yet, thought
their skins were no longer glossy, and their
muscles no longer hard. And I saw that
, one of those human
secrets that baffle probability, had come
into play there.

5. literature
CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY

6. One of our young boys snatched a bag there from an old
white woman, and she fell to the ground, and died there
of shock and fear. And there was a terrible case of a
white woman who lived by herself in a house not far
from here, and because she resisted some of our young
men who broke in, they killed her. Sometimes too white
men and women sit in their cars in the dark under the
trees on the Pretoria Road; and some of our young men
sometimes rob and assault them, sometimes even the
women.
literature
CRY, THE BELOVED COUNTRY

7. historical
HENRY MORTON STANLEY

8. Those to whom… I venture to consign the secret hopes
and interests of my heart, invariably betrayed me… I
learned by experience that there was no love for me,
born, so to say fatherless, spurned and disowned by my
mother, beaten almost to death by my teacher and
guardian, fed on the bread of bitterness, how was I to
believe in love?... But I was not sent into the world to be
happy, nor to search for happiness. I was sent for a
special work.
historical
HENRY MORTON STANLEY

9. film
FALLING DOWN

10. POINTLESSNESS
I was smoking my pipe quietly…when the
stout man with moustaches came tearing
down the river, , assured
me that everybody was „behaving
splendidly, splendidly,‟ dipped about a
quart of water and tore back again. I
noticed there was a of the
pail.

11. literature
THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER

12. He unties the drawstring and turned the sack over. Several
smaller bags tumbled out. There was no sense in hurrying.
It was only the beginning of the month, and they still had
weeks to move their quota of letters and parcels from one
side of the building to the other. In the Soviet Union every
worker is a government worker, and they have a saying: As
long as the bosses pretend to pay us, we will pretend to
work.
literature
THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER

13. He had been a tankrider serving in a guards tank corps
attached to Konev‟s First Ukrainian Front. That, he told
himself, was a man‟s job, riding into action on the back of
the great battle tanks, leaping off to hunt for the German
infantrymen as they cowered in their holes. Now what had
become of Soviet fighting men? Living abroad luxury
liners with plenty of good food and warm beds…Now
sailors acted like czarist princes and wrote tons of letters
back and forth and called it work.
literature
THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER

14. RIVETS
BOAT
symbols & motifs
BOOK

15. SELF DISCOVERY
I don‟t like work – no man does – but I like
what is in the work – the chance to
. Your own reality – for yourself, not
for others –

16. historical
JANE GOODALL

17. “I became totally absorbed into this forest existence... I
had gone to Gombe to accomplish a specific goal, not to
pursue my early preoccupation with philosophy and
religion. Nevertheless, those months at Gombe helped to
shape the person I am today-I would have been
insensitive indeed if the wonder and the endless
fascination of my new world had not had a major impact
on my thinking. All the time I was getting closer to
animals and nature, and as a result, closer to myself and
more and more in tune with the spiritual power that I felt
all around.”
historical
JANE GOODALL

18. BRICKMAKER
supporting characters
EL DORADO
THE SWEDE EXPEDITION