Analysis Of One Hour Sci Fi, Dramatic Tv Pilot

This could have encouraged Mark

about it. The end of the story is open and there are a lot of symbols in the story so

Mark’s past made it a possible risk that he could potential go down the path for using illicit substances. For starters his mother had a history of depression, which is not to say that this inherited gene predisposes him to develop the illness but it does increase his chances. Depression has been linked to an increase risk for substance abuse. Secondly, Mark’s mother lost her job when he was sixteen, leading to economical hardship for the family. Lower socioeconomic status is often an open door for increase risk for engaging in substance abuse. Then as a young adult he frequently drank

It was said that James also wanted revenge over Mark for spreading lies to humiliate him. Mark was then put on trial for second - degree murder and was sentenced by judge Sammy life sentence. Mark pleaded guilty.

We see more of how Andrew gets in touch with the community he left behind. Soon it's evident that Andrew isn't the only one dealing with complicated issues. Mark (Peter Sarsgaard), one of his friends from high school, has high ambitions but unfortunately, his constant use of pot-smoking has lowered his motivation and instead works as a grave digger.

Mark’s only current missions were clean the guns (the guns shoot a high effective electrike bullet that shocks the target unconscious) and refilling every mag. He wanted to go out on dangerous missions but instead he had to stay inside his tent for months. Until one night the woods where quieter than normal and and the sky was clearer than normal, as he was watch the stars Mark saw what looked like a shooting star he made the wish to go out on all the important missions. Then as he kept watch the star he saw it wasn’t a star as it had not been broken in Earth's atmosphere. Mark got up and ran toward where in crashed after about five minutes searching he saw a little blue light he stayed on guard as if it might br the government. As he got closer he saw what looked like a pod then he saw something jump out and land on his arm. Its tail shot up and then with a quick jab injected it inside of him. Mark screamed in pain but no would hear him. The bug started to transform his body, all his wounds were starting to heal. Little did Mark know, this was the best thing to ever happen to

If anyone could get through to Mark it would be Bryon. Although Mark does not show many examples of maturing or taking responsibility, he does seem to be responsive to Bryon. For example, when Bryon was beaten up by the Shepards Mark wanted to get back at the Shepards. However, Bryon said he was tired of fighting and getting even with people (Hinton 129). Bryon told Mark not to fight the Shepards and at first Mark listened (Hinton 131).

"At school, I kept to myself, glowered in the hallways, and, with the right kind of provocation, punched people in the face." Mark is expected to feel a certain way about being Jewish, but that label means something different for him then it means for his parents. Such as when his family is leaving his grandparents in Vienna at the beginning of the story, his grandfather refuses to go chasing them around the globe. His reasoning being

Does Mark follow his personal morals, and better yet does he even have any? Also, was it right for Bryon to turn Mark in to the police for doing a “wrong” thing? The novel shows us that there is no real definition of “right” and “wrong”. It is your personal morals that define your actions. However, due to society’s morals, you can often pay the price for your “right”

Some people may argue that Bryon’s reasons were wrong, that he shouldn’t have called the police on him. However is it right to turn a blind eye on to the illegal activist of people that they love. The answer is no, turning a blind eye is not right. Mark was never going to change not matter what Bryon did. He would have gone back to his old ways. So it’s probably a good thing that Mark went to

In the aftermath of his accident, Mark is left to sort through reality versus what he believes to be the truth. In his eyes, parts of his world had been changed for good, replaced by something or someone foreign. This reversal of trust in his own mind or in his own world, causes him to often lash out in anger at Karin and others closest to him. “Some days his rage was so bad that even lying still infuriated him. Then the therapists asked her to leave.

Most of the all, the show or opening didn’t feel as grand or magical as one had anticipated. There should be a problem that Hal overcomes at the show.

Unless the opening scene with the painting is necessary and connects in further episodes it could do without. The opening scene with Jenna and Damien sets up confusion for the rest of the episode. When Damien gets the news notification about the Ambrosia sale it associates him with the company. I felt that Ambrosia was the company he was asking an investment for, which confused me when I figured out later they weren’t the same companies. I feel the episode could start out with the scene with Cole and the engineers. I also felt that Damien and Jenna’s scenes were too choppy

The FBI found out that Mark was receiving kickbacks from the company so they started to investigate him. At the end of the movie it came out that Mark was bipolar and he was charged with 45 counts of criminal misconduct. Mark received 9 years in prison and his bosses received 3 years.

Already at the beginning of the story we get to know a lot about the main character what gives you the impression of an introduction.