Letter 1.

1. What does Walton want to discover

-Walton want to discover new routes , study earth magnetism, and discover territory brand new

2. In what career did Walton fail?

-Walton was a poet man

3. What has Walton been doing to prepare himself for his arctic exploration?

-He dedicated his time and work very hard to study his math at night

Letter 2.

5. What does Walton say about his education? What problems does he see with it?

-He mentions that he has always lacked studies, however he has always been a man who likes to read and literature

6. To what literary work does Walton attribute his attachment to and passionate enthusiasm for the dangerous mysteries of the ocean? How will he be different from its main character?

-He always had his uncle's extended library available, and based on this he forged his studies

Letter 3.

7. How does Walton say he will be when he encounters danger?

-He says he was gonna be prudent and.

Letter 4

8. Walton describes how his crew helped an emaciated, exhausted man. What did the man say he had been doing in the arctic?

-he was looking for the person who fled from him

Letter 1:

1) After reading the first letter, Robert Walton talks about how he wants to discover a route to the arctic where it is currently difficult or time consuming to get to this place.

2) In the career that Walton failed is when he was a poet.

3) What Walton has been doing to prepare for his arctic exploration is to forget about those comforts and deprive himself of basic needs such as food, sleep, water, among others. However, he was also encouraged to go on whaler trips and other explorations.

4) Walton plans to rent a boat.

Letter 2:

5) Walton thinks that he did not have a very good education. However, he excelled in the language or writing part.

6) To relate his marine life, he says that the library of his uncle Thomas demonstrates his attachment and enthusiasm for the dangers and mysteries of the ocean.

Letter 3:

7) Walton says that when you are in danger you will be calm or collected, be positive and persevere.

Letter 4:

8) The man they helped because he was emaciated and exhausted. On the other hand, he was chasing someone who was running away from him and for that reason he was in the arctic.

9) Walton begins to take affection for him and begins to see him as a brother or a very close friend, for whom he had empathy, sympathy and compassion.

- Maria Kamila Pedraza-11B

LETTER 1:
1.) A path from the north to the Pacific, seeking to find the source that produces magnetism on earth
2.) his career as a poet did not work
3.) enduring things like cold and hunger.
4.) wants to rent a boat and hire sailors

LETTER 2:
5.) He put aside his education but liked to read
6.) he would use his uncle's library for his works

LETTER 3:
7.) Did I mention that it would be quiet

LETTER 4:
8.) He was looking for the one who fled from him
9.) He said he loved him like a brother

Letter 1.

1.His goal according to what he said in the letter to his sister isBe able to transmit to the entire humanity, until its last generation, discovering, near the Pole, a route to those countries to

which currently takes many months to arrive.

2. Walton in the letter reminds his sister when he became a poet too and lived for a year in a paradise of his own creation.

3. Walton tells in the letter how at the moment of wanting to dedicate himself to this work he began to accustom his body to deprivation, he also accompanied the whalers on several expeditions to the North Sea and voluntarily suffered cold, hunger, thirst and sleep.

4.He says that he plans to charter a boat there and will pay the owner's insurance; he will also hire how many several sailors

among those who are used to going on whalers.

And he also says that I don't plan to sail until June.

Letter 2.

5. in the first letter Walton says "My education was a bit sloppy, but I was an inveterate reader"

6. He mentions that everything he read about the voyages made by explorers was in the library of a guy named Thomas

Letter 3.

7.At the end of the letter, Walton tells his sister that in case of any incident he will remain serene, persevering and prudent.

Letter 4.

8.He replied that he was seeking the one who fled from him.

9.Walton felt sorry for the man for the state he was in, he was understanding, kind and supportive of the strange man he rescued.

Letter #1:

1. Walton discovers earth's magnetism

2. Walton is disappointed to be a failure in poetry

3. He often wrote about the difficulties of his job and the little sleep he gets

4. Walton wants to buy or rent the Archangel ship

Letter #2:

1. He had a bad education, but he still liked knowledge

2. Walton used his uncle’s library

Letter #3:

1. Walton will change his attitude to be a very attractive pearson and have a booming personality

Letter #4:

1. Walton is searching for the missing part of him

2. He loves him like a brother and cares for him

Letter 1: 1. A northern passage to the pacific, giving proof of earth´s magnetism. 2. He tried to be a poet, altough he failed. 3. He trains himself with different types of pain (enduring cold, famine, thirst, and want of sleep) to get prepared. 4. Plans to rent a ship. Letter 2: 1. Altough his education was not good , he has always been a reading person. 2. He discovered and used his uncle Tomas library, and it was the start for his "sea-faring life". Letter 3: 1. He said he is gonna be cool, persevering and prudent. Letter 4: 1. He was seeking the one who fled from him.

Letter 1:

1. He wants to discover a norther passage to the Pacific, for having proof of the earth`s magnetism.

2. He wanted to be a poet, but he failed.

3. He goes through different types of pain for getting stronger and prepared.

4. He wants to rent a ship.

Letter 2:

1. Reading was the thing that changed his life, because his education was bad.

2. He get to use and know very well his uncle Tomas library.

Letter 3:

He will be full of positive cualities, as cool, prudent, and perserving.

LETTER 1:

1) A northern passage to the Pacific, revealing the source of the Earth's magnetism.

2) He failed as a poet.

3) Walton prepares himself by voluntarily enduring cold, famine, thirst, and want of sleep.

4) He plans to rent a ship and hire sailors to man the ship.

LETTER 2:

5) His education was neglected, but he was fond of reading.

6) He was able to discover and use his uncle Thomas's library, as the key for his "sea-faring life"

LETTER 3:

7) He will be cool, persevering and prudent.

LETTER 4:

8) He was seeking the one who fled from him.

9) Walton says he loves him like a brother, and feels sympathy and compassion for him.

LETTER 1:

1.) A northern passage to the Pacific, revealing the source of the Earth's magnetism, or setting food on undiscovered territory.

2.) he failed as a poet

3.) Walton prepares himself by voluntarily enduring cold, famine, thirst, and want of sleep.

4.) He plans to rent a ship and hire sailors to man the ship.

LETTER 2:

5.) he says that his education was neglected, but he was fond of reading.

6.) that he would be able to discover and use his uncle Thomas library, as a key for his seafarling life

LETTER 3:

7.) he said that he would be cool, persevering and prudent.

LETTER 4:

8.) he said that He was seeking the one who fled from him.

9.) Walton says he loves him like a brother, and feels sympathy and compassion for him.

Letter 1: 1) According to the first letter, Robert Walton tells his sister about discovering new trade routes, giving explanation to earth magnetism, or just landing on an undiscovered territory, where no one has ever put foot on. 2) Walton expresses his failure as a literature man, especifically as a poet. 3) He started by enduring "cold, famine, thirst, and want to sleep" He wrote, he often worked harder than the other sailors in the day, to have the night for stuying maths. 4) At the end of the letter, he says he wants to hire a ship in Archangel, a captain, and some sailors, and leave on the month of June. Letter 2: 5) Altough on the first letter, he mentions about his lack on education support, however, he has always been a reading man. 6) He was able to discover and use his uncle Thomas's library, as the key for his "sea-faring life" Letter 3: 7) "I will not rashly encounter danger. I will be cool, persevering, and prudent" Letter 4: 8) After a warm welcome to Walton's vessel, and two days after, Walton asked why he was in such lenghts on the ice. He answered: "To seek one who fled from me" 9) He sees him now as a brother, and ask himself about the time the man was in his better days. He feels sympathy and compassion.