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From what I have seen in this movie this is what Wall-e’s world looks like. It is very dirty and messy. The buildings are made out of recycled pop cans and bottles that Wall-e made. There isn’t many roads and open space in the city. The roads are made of dirt and rocks. It doesn't seem very welcoming. I think that our world in two years would not look like Wall-e’s world. Our environment will probably be a tiny bit dirty but not really. Now a days people are getting more attached to our environment to help it. That is what I saw in Wall-e’s world and I think that is what I think is going to happen in our environment.
 * (Question #1 March 24, 2010 In a paragraph describe the setting of Wall-E's world in the first half hour of the movie. Is it a viable depiction of are planets future?)**

In the Axiom the lifestyle is different then ours. The people who live in the Axiom are fat because they don't have to do anything for themselves. They sit in these chairs that have a screen on them that you use to talk to people and watch T.V. The don't even have to control the chair. If someone like a machine clicks this button it gets rid of the screen and then people realize how they live. On earth today we usually have to do the work. We have to work to survive, to get food, clothes and take care of your family. We are sometimes lazy but eventually we get up and move. The lesson in this is that we do things for reasons. We have to learn to do things ourselves. If we keep being lazy we could end up like the people in the Axiom. That is the difference in the Axiom lifestyle and the Earth lifestyle.
 * (Question #5 March 25, 2010 Describe the lifestyle of the people who inhabit Axiom. Describe any similarities with these peoples lifestyle and the lifestyle of other people on Earth today. What is the message to be learned from the comparison? Explain in a paragraph.)**

The portraits in the Axiom tell us this. That when people were on earth they were skinny or normal sized. Since they have been on the Axiom over years they have been fatter and bigger. They have bone loss because they don't do anything and are lazy. That is what the portraits have told us during the years in the Axiom.
 * (Question #6 March 25, 2010 What do the portraits of the Axiom captains tell us about humans over the time since they left Earth?)**

The "Buy and Large" is so significant because of these reasons. The "Buy and Large" does everything for the people. It makes them food and changes their clothes. It is what gets them fat and large. The "Buy and Large" has changed every person on that Earths sense of living. It seriously does this you buy something from there and it makes you large. That is the significance of the name "Buy and Large."
 * (Question #4 March 26, 2010 What is the significance of the name "Buy and Large"? Explain in a few sentences.)**

Some of the artifacts that Wall-E found on earth and there meaning are the following. Wall-E's job was to clean up earth for the humans to come back. So what Wall-E did with all the garbage, pop cans, and bottles was put them in him and squished them together to make a square. The people left earth a mess. I think that in our world if we keep doing fairly well with our garbage clean up we can have a clean earth. Wall-E also found a single plant on the earth of garbage. This was so special in the movie because it was the last living life on earth. Our thinkers out there are always trying to make life easier. Eventually they will probably find a better way to produce natural food. So it will not be good for our environment if that thing happens. There was a bug in the movie that was Wall-E's only friend. It had lived that whole seven hundred years by itself until it found Wall-E we need the living life in our world because without them some of the plants that give us oxygen won't live without them. Bugs will die if there is an unsafe environment. He found a ring inside of a ring box. He found no significance in the ring but in the box. We need to realize that when someone gives you lemons make lemonade. Basically, everything has a purpose in our world. Those are some of the artifacts that Wall-E had found in his world and what they had symbolized and thats what they tell us about the human race.
 * (Question #2 March 26, 2010 Make note of and describe some of the "artifacts" that Wall-E has collected. What is the significance/ meaning of these objects as symbols? What do they tell us about the human race? Explain in a paragraph.(Use the following chart to collect notes as you view.)**