https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s5m9sRC2kEA

I would like to recommend my favorite show, “How To Get Away With Murder” on Netflix. It first aired in 2014 and ended in 2020 with 7 seasons. This show is about a law professor named Annalise Keating alongside her students Connor, Michaela, Asher, Laurel and Wes and their crazy experience which involves murder. The first murder involved someone named Rebecca, Wes’ girlfriend who was a suspect of the night Annalise Keating’s husband was murdered. Bonnie, Ms. Keating’s worker, decided to take matter into her own hands and kill Rebecca as a way to basically silence her and protect Annalise. It only gets crazier after this first incident because the whole plot of the show is in it’s own title. It shows each characters personal life and their unexpected hook ups with other people and continuous murders. I love this show because it also involves their school life. They’re all in grad school pursuing their graduate degrees and it makes the unexpected, unexpected because they’re broadcasting a “normal” life, yet with weird turns. One of my many favorite things about this show is how loyal Annalise Keating is towards her students. She always keeps her promise of fixing things whenever things go wrong, whether that be murders she didn’t commit and takes the blame for herself, or minor inconveniences. I don’t know what else to add on other than the show being the best, especially with the addition of new characters which involve more of their personal life and investigations occurring. Oh and some characters die towards the end which made me sad because they def had a significant role in the show but I think that’s them telling us there is no Season 8.

Here’s the link below to the trailer. 🙂

Hi everyone, my name is Fatima Barrie and my pronouns are she/her. You can call me tima for short since there is another person in this class who shares the same name as me. As of my background, my parents originated from West Africa, Guinea. I can best describe myself as shy and introverted, but it’s also not hard to hold a conversation with me and get me to open up and be more comfortable towards you. I was born in Brooklyn, moved to the Bronx, Manhattan and then the Bronx once more. I moved a lot as a kid because my parents were always looking out for what’s best for their kids. More about my origin, I’m specifically fulani which is my ethnicity and language name as well. We’re also nomads so our place of origin isn’t exactly accurate but it’s believed that we originally migrated from North Africa. I hope to take away many benefits from this class such as how I can improve my writing and just understand more about writing in general. I’m excited to see what I will learn and how it will impact my future.