Analysis Of TIGER Braning: A Summary

This book is great for people who enjoy gore, suspense and a little romance. If you love to see good character cooperation and the characters in a lot of life or death situations where you really don’t know if they’ll make it or not this is the book for you. This books also shows that even the underdogs can still make a difference, and that gives us hope in life when there seems to be nothing left. Again if you love gore, suspense and a little bit of romance this is the perfect book for you, you won’t be

While the plot tries to tell a compelling tale with many intriguing ideas, unfortunately, the combination of the various genres, several plotlines, and the series of events make for a convoluted, and often, challenging plotline to follow.

Overall I found the movie to be quite interesting and exciting at times but a bit slow in others. The story itself was very clear to me and didn’t cause any confusion. It had a good flow also, just as you were on the verge of falling into boredom with a scene they switched it up on you to keep you

Brief summary of key plot elements: Plot consists of six parts: (1) exposition, (2) intro. Conflict, (3) rising action, (4) climax, (5) falling action, (6) resolution

I like every parts of the story even though there are some parts which make reader’s questioning such as: Why Sophie’s mummy let the tiger come in? How’s Sophie’s feeling? (because this one is never elaborated by Judith Kerr) Why the tiger eat all of the food and drink all the drink? Why Sophie’s daddy doesn’t angry? Why Sophie and her mother expect the tiger to return? And the biggest question, of course, why the tiger never return?

The concept of this comedy-romance script is smart. It’s a high-concept premise that easily engages the audience. The first thirty pages offer a likeable protagonist in the character of Sue Ellen. Her goal is clear and the stakes feel personal. The audience easily engages to the plotline and one effortlessly roots for Sue Ellen. It’s the type of concept that feels marketable.

The next section talks about Mia’s life starting to dramatically change very quickly as she begins to fulfill her duty as the princess while attempting to

Indeed, the tiger behaviors are also quite extraordinary. The tiger in the story acted more like a man, from Pi’s description; Richard Parker is a name of the hunter who caught him, because the mistake of transportation’s work, the tiger’s name exchanged with the name of hunter. Thus, Richard Parker got a man’s name. In the story, Richard Parker used ‘him’ instead of ‘it’, proved the tiger’s personification. Further more, he expressed excessive endures for Pi. He ate the animals and a blind man except Pi. These also can make people re-examine the role of Bengal tiger as well. In the third part, as the only survivor of ship of Pi, he told his all experience on the ocean with Bengal tiger but Japanese Ministry of Transport didn’t believe the story. Then he told another story, the four animals became four people. He described sailor’s broken leg, the ferocious of cook, the kind-hearted mother, and the instinct of Pi. The plot in the second story is correspond to the first story very well. From his state of second story, the research also found the connection with the two story, “So the Taiwanese sailor is the zebra, his mother is the orangutan, the cook is…the hyena? Which mean he is the tiger!”[Chpater-99]

Ellie and student JAMES (20’s) have a Humanitarian Visa in Siberia. They plan to study the human-tiger conflict. In Siberia, Ellie is not respected as an independent woman. When James becomes sick, Ellie is determined to continue the study. She befriends their driver, DMITRI. Ellie clashes with SERGEI, who hunts tiger cubs.

READER COMMENTS: The script is 12 pages too long. The format is amateurish. It has strange breaks at the bottom of the page and it has too many DISSOLVE TO: Professional writers don’t use DISSOLVE TO: in their scripts. If the DISSOLVE TO: are cut out, two or three pages will disappear from the script. This script is a dicey pickup because it has a registration number. Who knows if it's been picked up by a another production company. There could be legal issues if you option this script. There are two plot lines that don’t fit within the structure of the story. There is no distinct inciting incident, midpoint or climax. There is no single character that dominates as the protagonist or antagonist. They are all one dimensional characters. The audience would not be able to cheer for a character because they all have bad traits. The description need be shorter and more visual. Blocks of description needs to be cut down to help the story move faster. Scenes go on and on, and repeat moments from previous scenes. The dialogue does not help move the story forward. Unnecessary violence has no purpose in the film or moves the film forward. Scenes are too long and boring. There is no conflict among characters, and their goals are weak. There are no obstacles or enough conflict to get in any of the characters way. The FBI or the CIA should be hot on their trail to stop them, but nobody gets

The film is well written, leaving nice little subtleties in the dialogue that allows the viewer to form their own analysis of Minori and her struggle to find her own identity.

Action and dialogue blend perfectly to advance the development of Jack Reacher, who is equally rebellious and chivalrous. Female characters are only background, foreshadowing their roles in the remainder of the

Despite it being the most confusing and hard to understand movie that I’ve ever seen, I like the idea of it. All of these characters that are connected with other in different times. I experienced many different emotions while watching it. Adam Ewing’s storyline felt like I was watching a slavery film. He was the good guy and ended up befriending a slave while Dr. Goose was the bad guy trying to kill him and his father-in-law was another bad guy who was a racist and worked in the slave trade. Robert Frobisher’s storyline for me was quite sad as we had seen his fate at the very beginning of the movie. Luisa Rey’s storyline for me was very intriguing. Her story involved investigating and solving a mystery, which made me feel as though I was watching police show on television. Timothy Cavendish’s storyline for me was extremely funny. That really is all there is to say about it.

FILM REVIEW LEGAL METHODS LEGALLY BLONDE PART 1 Submitted to: Prof. Amita Dhanda Submitted By: Neha Shivhare 1st year, 1st semester Roll No. : 2014-31 INTRODUCTION Legally Blonde is based on a novel of Amanda Brown and is created by Australian Director Roger Luketic. Some of the core issues highlighted in the movie are: 1. Feminism: The movie brings to light the enigma of femininity. It shows how the lead character, Elle Woods is harassed at her job place presumably because she is too feminine.

Written by Aravind Adiga, The White Tiger tells the story of a man who went from living with nothing to someone with everything he could ever want. Balram Halwai grows up in “the Darkness,” an area of India where, among other things, family was the main source of life and contempt for family was of the utmost evil. When he decides to find a job outside of his social circle, Balram’s family implores him to send money home to sustain them. He finally hits his final straw when his grandmother begins to try to force him to be married, something he does not have interest in and knows it will take away his independence. Once he disconnects from his family, he is able to be himself, free from his former life that tied him down. As Balram Halwai embarks on his journey to become successful as the “White Tiger”, the social concept of family breaks down, thus giving way to him finding his independence.