A Interview About The Year Is 2012

“SHE’S DEAD AND SHE WILL NEVER COME BACK! NOW SHUT UP!” Allison shouts and runs to her room. “ALLISON!” I shout. “I WISH YOU WERE DEAD INSTEAD OF MOMMY!” Amelia screams with tears running down her face. “Don’t say that sweetie, you don’t mean that,” I say. “YES I DO!” She runs to her

In this summary, Mike has his eyes opened to the world, and he explains his feelings and emotions. He wants to make the point that, no matter the struggle, if people only keep pushing for what they want, they will achieve excellence. Going to school was something big for both Mike and Anthony, and both learned some very important lessons from their experiences during their enrollment. Also, there is a lesson that Mike also learned about how people are not going to use their minds, unless they try to experience the lives of others. People in everyday life are more distracted than they lead on to be. They need to open their eyes, and see what is right in front of them

There is an issue of abandonment and substance use in Michael’s family. His mother was a substance user which led to the traumatic

“It is going to be okay, we will get through this as a family.” Mom said, softly.

“M-m-my mom, she passed out and won’t respond,” I said trying to keep myself steady.

Mike’s father worked as an ambulance driver during World War II. As you can imagine the sights witnessed by Mike’s father started to take their toll on him. He moved on to become a chauffeur, a waiter then finally as a school caretaker until his death

"Jae, you talk to her. You're more calm," my dad, tried to, whisper into my my mom's ear.

"Austin, are you okay?" I sat up more and leaned against the headboard. I was concerned about him.

“That’s impossible,” Gage states bluntly in a voice devoid of any kind of emotion. He won’t allow himself to think about that day, still able to see the blood on the floor as he watches his mother being taken out of the junk shop. He can still remember her smiling at him and assuring him that everything was going to be okay.

“Though, I can see you’re doing a lot of that right now.” He eyed her position and chuckled darkly. Clary turned away from him and closed her eyes, choosing to ignore his presence. “We don’t have to of course,” he continued. “Though, I will have to tell father your stubbornness is showing again, and I know for a fact he isn’t in a good mood today.”

Mikey’s father is disappointed with his life and is doing things he should not be doing to try to find some excitement and action. He is stuck in life and is unsatisfied with his marriage. He

At the end of the film, the audience learns what happened to Mike that changed him forever. Mike documented these experiences through video recordings and photographs that were shared with his father. Through the grainy video recordings we see Mike driving a military convey. Under military standing orders, a soldier is not allowed to stop a vehicle for anything in the middle of the road. If “someone or something gets in front of you, you do not stop. [If] you stop, shitheads pop up with RPG's and kill you all dead” (In the Valley of Elah 2007). Under orders, Mike speeds up the military convey and runs over a child. He proceeds to get out of the vehicle and takes a photograph with his cellphone of the boy’s dead body on the side of the road. That moment changed Mike forever.

“I have you back, but it will be for only half a year,” said Mother Ceres.

Michael struggled in school, teachers never took the time to try and teach him, and they just passed him on to the next teacher. Michael has a family that he was staying with, this family decided to make him go to a private church school. This school was very

Mike O’Donnell, a thirty-seven year old Caucasian man, is the character we will be focusing on throughout this paper. He is a father of two kids, Maggie and Alex, and currently going through a failing marriage to his high school sweetheart Scarlet. Mike is also employed in a dead end job where he has no hope of moving up the corporate ladder. Due to his failing marriage and struggles at work, Mike has become very unhappy with how his life has turned out. Miraculously, Mike is given the opportunity to become a teenage again. He is now nearly the same age as his children; which causes certain issues and realizations throughout the movie. Many issues play out throughout the movie due to Mike not initially being able to fit in with the adolescents. Another common issue that is seen throughout the movie is the faulty relationship he currently has with his family. Throughout the movie he slowly begins to repair the relationship with his families. In the end of the movie, Mike realizes how great his life really was. He is able to become his actual age again, and vastly improves his relationship with his family.