Blog #2

My prediction is somewhat correct in which Eragon decides to go after the creatures that killed his uncle Garrow. He is acting on too much emotion and when Brom learns that he can't stop from Eragon from making an irrational decsion he decides to make him a saddle for Saphira to ride on. This book kind of reminds me of when I was young Eragon makes irrational decisions when he is mad and when I was young i did a similar thing. When anyone made fun of me for doing something i would always tell them to leave me alone and i wold sit their and try to do whatever it was all by myself whether it was simple as turning on the TV or doing my math homework. I attached a link to an article on some solution on what to do.
http://www.nvo.com/psych_help/nss-folder/articles/1How%20to%20Deal%20with%20Irrational%20Behavior.htm

Some solutions listed were to ride out the storm let what ever you are doing take its toll but the better thing to do is to learn from previous experiences or talk to some one older to help you through your problems.One thing I learned is that do not act like a stubborn child. Let people help you get through it and Eragon did the exact opposite he went I search of his uncles killers and ends up getting hurt. he was not trained to fight with his dragon or any thing. We should always let other people help us when they offer. In the book Brom gave eragon an old dragon riders sword and he trained with him and taught him the basics which is evident through the next passage when brom says"“This was once a Rider’s blade,” said Brom gravely. “When a Rider finished his training,the elves would present him with a sword. Their methods of forging have always
remained secret. However, their swords are eternally sharp and will never stain. The
custom was to have the blade’s color match that of the Rider’s dragon, but I think we can
make an exception in this case. This sword is named Zar’roc. I don’t know what it means,
probably something personal to the Rider who owned it.” He watched Eragon swing the
sword."