He is the fourth-Generation mason. The house is doing weird things. The windows are closing up and down. The house sort of knows that it is going to be torn down. He is having crazy ideas when he is on top of the roof.
Henry Dare is a mason that works on the Robie House, constructed by Frank Lloyd Wright. He said his fall was because the house breathed. He feels strange about tearing down the Robie House because he thinks that the house is alive in a way.
Henry Dare is a mason that works on the Robie House. He feels that the house kind of shook him off the roof. He feels bad because he thinks that the house is alive.
Yes, but also think about one of his relatives. What was the job held by Henry's relative? How is it somewhat similar to what Henry is doing? Thanks for responding!!
Henry Dare's Great, Great, Great Grandfather helped Frank Loyd Wright build the house, so in a way he is related to the house. That is another one of the reasons that he feels strange tearing down the Robie House.
He is the fourth-Generation mason. The house is doing weird things. The windows are closing up and down. The house sort of knows that it is going to be torn down. He is having crazy ideas when he is on top of the roof.
ReplyDeleteYes, he is. How is he "related" to the house? That may explain why he feels strange about tearing down the house. Thanks for responding!
DeleteHenry Dare is a mason that works on the Robie House, constructed by Frank Lloyd Wright. He said his fall was because the house breathed. He feels strange about tearing down the Robie House because he thinks that the house is alive in a way.
ReplyDeleteVery true. How is he "related" to the house???
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Henry Dare is a mason that works on the Robie House. He feels that the house kind of shook him off the roof. He feels bad because he thinks that the house is alive.
ReplyDeleteYes, but also think about one of his relatives. What was the job held by Henry's relative? How is it somewhat similar to what Henry is doing? Thanks for responding!!
ReplyDeleteHenry Dare's Great, Great, Great Grandfather helped Frank Loyd Wright build the house, so in a way he is related to the house. That is another one of the reasons that he feels strange tearing down the Robie House.
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