Chapter 2 Literature

So Here is chapter 2. If you being the ignorant sod you are, have not read the previous chapters. Please please return back to the start and red from chapter 1. 

Anyway presenting chapter 2 

Nice to eat with you: Acts of communion 

Sometimes a meal is not just a meal 

However more often than not, it is not 

Whenever people eat or drink together, it is communion 

Communion- an act of charing and peace 

The very act of eating or ingesting is personal 

It is often difficult for a writer to write an interesting meal scene 

For example : Tom Hones by Henry Fielding uses meals to represent sexual union 

communion as you can see does not even need to be holy or decent 

There is bound to be commonalities with the person one eats with 

Smoking can also be a sort of communion 

Something which is ritualistic 

When a dinner turns ugly or does not happen at all

It often means a bad sign 

For example if 2 people eat and a person interrupts them and the 2 stop eating we pretty know what they think towards the intruder 

sharing food with a dog often shows companionship and kinship 

Lets say 2 people are eating but one is planning the demise of the other 

we find this meal scene revolting and also to the act of murder 

Food can also be like armies, drawn up with tension 

The reader can also be part of the communion 

perhaps to understand the feelings of the other characters at the table, Awkwardness etc.

A communion is often about life and very seldom about death. 

Yup that is the end of chapter 2. I guess I am pretty faithful to do this up everyday. 

So Signing off 

Mr Botti