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media type="custom" key="4764043" -Thought process paragraph- I came up with the sentence “The higher you go up, the faster you come down” during physics class when I was learning about gravity. The meaning of the sentence is that people who have higher social status or honor are more likely to collapse easily and dramatically. Like gravitational force gets bigger as you go up, responsibilities add upon you as well when you get famous or respected by people. It also has another theme: building up foundations is more important than running for success. You are less likely to collapse, if you have good bases. The roller coaster represents the inflection of life, which goes up and down sometimes. It also supports the sentence “The higher you go up, the faster you come down.” The tone may sound sarcastic, but it is more enlightening. The background also supports the theme and the tone. The poster’s purpose is to urge people to rethink about their way of living.

-Works Cited- Garney, Ben. Thunder Dolphin 1. 2007. flickr. Web. 8 Nov. 2009. .

Reed, Jay. Cedar Point - Millennium Force. 2006. flickr. Web. 6 Nov. 2009. 