Dump-site Charity plan

Dump-site Charity

• Open a food stall and sell snacks and Lollies for a reasonable price.
• Small bags of Chips = 7000
• Chuppa chups = 5000
• Seaweed Snack = 10000
• Soda = 12000
• Popcorn = 16000
• Oreo = 6000
• Chocolate = 7000
• Pockey = 13000
• Instant Noodle = 7000

Pathetic Fallacy

Pathetic Fallacy is the reaction to a inanimate objects or animals. The typhoon building up in the background gives the story a setting to be in, the entire time the reader would be interested in what happens next as the typhoon is referred to multiple times in the book and readers want to know if this said Typhoon hits or not. The technique 'Pathetic Fallacy' is used to suck the read in to make sure they continue reading as the feeling of not knowing whats going on causes them to continue to read until the end to see if whatever happened, this is caused by human curiosity as we try to know what will happen next,

Style

Information that has been revealed in the end of chapter 4 are
 Star Extra: Zapanta has newspapers to make him seem like a good person and Jose Angelico to look like the bad person in the picture
 Inquirer: Zapanta would do anything to make him look good even hire orphans to smile and hold his name up, he didn't even pay them.
Daily Star: It was that Zapanta was a little suspicious for having 10 million dollars in his house but nobody asked. It also said that he could of been stealing from other people, Also he looks like he would shoot the writer and his family
University Voice: Students want change, they suggest that Zapanta is a corrupt and shouldn't remain in his throne of power and be re-elected, they think his is a greedy old man and its time for someone young and new to step up.
Obviously all of the news papers have different opinions but 3 of them are very similar in a way as they all have the anti feel against Zapanta. This was a easy way to reveal a chunk of the story as it is "why does he have 10 million dollars in his house"  which heavily implies that he was stealing.

Is it ok to lie?

In the book trash Raphael, Gardo and rat lie a lot in the book for survival. A example of this is when Raphael was arrested by the police to see if they could get the information about Jose Anglico’s murder that he knew, no matter what they did to Raph, Raphael wouldn’t say the truth even when dangling out the window, Raphael also lied at the very start when visitors came to visit the local mission school, they ask if Raphael ever found anything good but he just say “sometimes sir! Sometimes ma’am!” but in reality he doesn’t, He also lied when his aunty said to the police that he had found something but he lied and said “I found a shoe sir” when he actually did find what the police wanted.

Gardo lied to get Olivia to take him to the prison to see Gabriel Olondriz so that he could find out about his house by saying ‘my grandfather’s in prison, ma’am, and i want to go and see him.’ Gardo also lied when trying to act like a eight year old asking questions to help cover up what Raphael’s aunty said. Rat lied by secretly hoarding a lot of money keeping it a secret from everyone.

I believe what gave Raphael the strength is Jose Anglico's fighting spirit within him. It gave him the courage to lie to police no mater what happened. Anglico's Spirit gave Raphael the strength to lie although he wet himself and had a accident and dangling out a window, he still had the strength to lie to the corrupt police with their aggressive looks and threatening speech. Raphael knew that he had vital information that the police don't know so he couldn't afford to die but he took the risk and wound not give in.

Creating Suspence

One way that authors create suspense is characters working against a deadline. An example from Trash is when Raphael, Gardo and Rat try to solve the mystery of Jose Angelico’s death before police officers can catch them, the entire book is based on this as it is a continuous chase around the city to try to solve the mystery.  The first clue they found was a bag at the dumpsite which had a key inside it that looked like it was from the train station but since they where poor the train station could have multiple guards or anything else there to prevent any poor kids from getting through, the second clue is the package at the train station that was going to be sent to a prison to Gabriel Olondrez, Jose Angelico’s grandfather. The third clue was the bible that Gabriel Olondrez had which they got by the Prison guard Marco it had the ability to crack the code in the package they found in the locker.

Another example is Conflict this occurred when Raphael was arrested by the police and taken to the police station. This is a type of suspense because you don't know in what ways Raphael was going to be hurt or if the police officer was going to let go of him when he was dangling out the window.

Another example that is going to be talked about is using details to create the air of mystery is that in the background it said to be cloudy and all that and you’ll hear things about a hurricane setting this weird feeling that you want to know if the hurricane is going to hit or not encouraging you to keep going and reading to see if you’ll ever find out.
The last example is the readers knowing more than the characters, for example in the book Rat knows that Father Julliard changes the password to the safe every month but writes it down in his diary because he can't remember, this is suspense because you don't know how Rat knows the password or what the password would be.

Why are People poor through Economy

People in poor countries are usually very poor because of their government making a huge loan from the world bank to improve their country but in reality the money goes to the rich people and the government for their own personal gain. If the government can't pay their due because all the companies in the are has used that money to improve their own business and not help the government and then the government had enough and rants against them and hitmen come in to try to assassinate the government and if that fails the soldier move in and then war starts, the land is destroyed and drained of all natural resources. After all of this the Rebellions start because they have had enough of it and they want it to end.

Where does Poverty come from?

People are poor because of police corruption and lack of nearby schools and/or Funds/jobs. It is also happens because of cheap governments only caring about rich companies, Police departments and foreigners.

The poorest country would be The Democratic republic of the Congo.


Ways to Fight Poverty is to build schools in poor areas and donating food and fresh water to them every month.

The people who are responsible for poverty are the police, the government and Rich companies.

In Indonesia Alone 16% of the population is poor.

50% of Jakarta's population is poor and it doesn't seem to get any better.

The poorest places in Jakarta are North Jakarta and East Jakarta.

Trash is a novel written by Andy Mulligan. It’s a story about 3 boys named Raphael, Gardo and Rat . The story is based in the Philippines, Behala, where Raphael finds a bag while working in the dumpsite, inside the bag was a wallet, key and map. After the Evening police officers came to the dumpsite and money to everyone in Behala money if they found a bag which Raphael found. Raphael is smart and knows not to trust the cops and lie to them. Later Raphael, Gardo and Rat get on a train to the train station, to avoid the dangers of the guards and porters they jumped of early. After paying the subway boys they go find a locker where the key fit, inside the locker they found a envelope which is suppose to be sent to a prison to Gabriel Olondiz. It’s a mystery, who is this guy Gabriel Olondiz, why is he in prison? What do the codes mean?

One of the themes in Trash is Police Corruption and violence. An Example of this is when Raphael says “when police get mean, you don’t want to be around”(page 29). This means that the police can be violent if they became angry. Another example is in when the police officer said “We are going to pay anyone who wants work. One day, one week- however long it takes to find that bag we’ll pay to find it (page 13) this means that the police would take advantage of a poor persons desire for their own personal gain.

The second theme of the book is the dangers of poverty. An example is when Raphael said “we jumped early because you don’t ever want to be seen getting off the train. If guards of even porters see you, you can get a real thrashing” (page 39). By this he means that the boys are in danger of being beaten up by the guards if they are caught, as people who work on the dumpsite are not welcome on the trains. Another example is on page 40, where Raphael said “Boys like us opening luggage lockers? It wouldn’t have to be the police. It would be anyone who noticed. They’d assume right away that we where thieving, and thieving boys get not mercy from anyone.