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The dialogue for the most part is sharp, and reveals insight about the characters. The dialogue contains subtexts. However, there is a tendency to repeat dialogue as a joke, and it becomes tedious. For example, Kaitlan saying “I hate you” occurs too many times to the point the joke fall flat. Plant it in the first act and pay it off near the end when Nana says, “Me too.”

It was hell-like. My friends and I used to joke about how we’re going straight to hell because of the meanness intact with our personalities, but I think, I raced them there. It was infuriating and I was so anxious about my shortcomings. Was it my fault? I wanted to cry endlessly but I remembered his promise. A few months back, he gave me a silver commitment ring, engrossed with the words, “I’m willing to wait for it,” and that gave me hope. I don’t want to believe that it was faux, that he wasn’t really willing to wait for our love to prosper, to solidify, or to overcome our catches. Instead, I chose to believe that promise. As I quote Blair Waldorf again for the hundredth time, “If you really want something, don’t stop for anyone or anything until you get it.”

Dalton Rae “punk, cowgirl, princess.” Let me tell you about this girl named Dalton Rae. Her eyes shine with a golden brown shimmer. Her hair flows like the waves of an ocean. The sound of her voice whispers through my heart. When we are together I feel as if we have never spent anytime apart. Our hands were woven with a perfect fitment. Everyone has a dream, mine just happened to come true. The day I met Dalton Rae, I knew then and there that all my wishes and dreams were happening right in front of my eyes.

Our hands touched, and I felt a rush of warmth fill my body. He begged for

Before I could do anything, he took my hand and kissed it, his eyes lingering on mine.

Satisfying days would come and go, but things would never be tantamount to me. Friends influencing me to move forward, however, my heart couldn’t let go of the two and a half years of the vehemence feeling of intimacy. I have always known I was strong enough to be companionless; however I perpetually put myself through a lonesomeness ambience. Jealousy occurred when I ventriloquize with other people. The vituperated language he vociferated at me for meeting new persons, notwithstanding it was acceptable for him to communicate with substitutes. How can I get over this heartbreak if he

From there, the night escalated exponentially, each passing second leaving you with even more desire for one another. Ashton’s frame hovered over yours, coated in glistening sweat.

Life has many challenges in which there is an opportunity to grow and learn valuable life lessons. In Gillian Flynn’s novel, Gone Girl the characters go through many situations where they learn lessons they can apply to their lives. An examination of life lessons in Gillian Flynn’s Gone Girl will show that no matter how well of a plan is in place, you can never be too safe or too comfortable because not everything always goes the way you want, and when in a relationship, you should remain faithful and honest or else horrible things can happen.

My hands gripped the sheets tighter as his mouth made his way up my chest. When he reached my mouth and I could feel his breath lightly over my lips. The feather light touch killed me. I wasn't expecting it. His touch was so gentle, I honestly felt like I was going to fly out the window if it wasn't latched shut.

The dialogue contains good subtext and irony. The dialogue reveals information about each character. It’s fun when Taylor tells Ingrid that she likes her because she’s “real.” The irony is not lost. Nicky actually voices one of the most insightful passages when he says that the (Batman) movie is about people discovering their real identity in a world in which people wear masks. He’s talking about “this” movie/script. As mentioned, adding more wit and dark humor to the voices, especially Ingrid will benefit the script.

All of the sudden, a familiar hand wrapped around my torso, and I began to ascend. My eyes popped open to see he secured me in his arms.

As I took another drink from my glass, I glanced at the bartender another look assuming he knew what I wanted. The bar was old. You would look over the counter and see dust covering old vodka bottles. I hate this bar. It was just another Friday I have wasted. The bar was sticky with liquor, the stools were squeaky with every move. For a bar smelling like booze and vomit, it was cramped on a Friday night. This wasn’t my first breakup, I’ve had many before. There was Jenny. She was protective, always checking my phone thinking there was always another, she ended that one. There was also Ashley. She was sweet, maybe too sweet. She was always wanting to do something for me whether it was buying me a golden watch or love, it was always something. I quickly ended that relationship. Besides those girls there was much more, currently it’s Amy. Like Ashley she was nice, but like Jenny, kinda crazy. What broke me off was her long towards commitment she had. I don’t like commitment, commitment means being trapped and being trapped means no freedom. Commitment for me, is a big no-no.

I suddenly felt myself leaning in and I noticed she was too. I 've obviously kissed her before, but it was a drunk kiss, only full of lust. I quickly licked my lips and I moved my hand to the back of her neck slowly, pulling her closer to me as I pressed my lips against hers, softly.

The characters in the movie have used simple language and short sentences, and this attracts a broader audience, and the movie provides a fast and romantic plot. The movie is for adult population and contains more or less four to five sex scenes and the patronizing storyline, and corny dialogues grab attention of audience, but the movie is also criticized by many (Steussy). At the end of the movie, Christian punished

He started, uncertain. I felt him swallow and then start to stroke my hair. I gazed at the reflection of us embracing in the nearby store window, both unwilling to pull away.