Creative Writing: Heartbroken

Giroux sees the film “satirizing and condemning the ‘weepy’ process of femininization” that therapy groups offer as compensation for wounds it inflicted upon itself, and he’s right (insofar as there is no therapy group offered for the disaffected). Jack is certainly an individual deserving of disdain for his involvement in the founding of a ‘club’ where men meet to, ultimately, beat the shit out of each other; and, as Giroux suggests, this type of man deserves no personal revolution, no reclamation of lost

Jack Wilson, a name that once had meaning, but is now said with resentment, he had every opportunity to face his issues and make things right like any man should, especially whilst having a child and another on the way, even the idea of leaving caused some unhappy feedback “Did you know he’s thinking of running off to Canada? I’d say good riddance if it wasn’t for the bairn and the one on the way.” (Pg.10). A lot of men take the high rout in good faith that things will change, but not Jack. Jack Wilson; like a dog with

Jack cannot deal with the fact that Karen is changing and her values are changing. He is very pronounced about the fact the he has not changed indicating to Karen that he does not want her to change either. However, it is hard to see Karen stray from

i just don't quite understand why you felt the need to block me. i know it wasn't an accident because you would have unblocked me by now. i don't know if it's because i talk to cameron sometimes now but if that's the case thats petty asf. i don't know why its such a big deal anyways. you broke up with him so you really don't have a place to be hella mad. i know you like Collin and im happy for you with that but you cant go around starting things like blocking me just because you get mad. i did nothing to you and you know that so just because you're in a bad mood or go to some mf fancy Jesus school now doesn't mean you have to throw shade at me. we used to be best friends but now you just want to go around starting altercations and to be quite

If I was Cush I would have reacted in a more simple way asked him, why he lied to me, say i'm not talking to him anymore, or just leave him alone and stop talking about it all together. The reason I would do that is that I would know that there is a war going on and if I got caught I would be in a lot of trouble, the second reason why is because Johnny is taking me lots of places and even

Jake: So anyway things besides all this John stuff are going pretty awesome…and we usually hang out together every Friday night when I get out of work…So this past Friday I got out of work early and figured we’d spend the rest of the night together…. Maybe grab a bite to eat or catch a movie…So I called her at 5 o’clock—no Caroline. 6, 7, 8—still no Caroline. 9, 10—10 freakin’ thirty roles around and I’m like “Caroline where the hell have you been?!”.

Jack also demonstrated charisma while stranded on the island in Lost. From his interactions with other survivors, people revered him as a role-model, as someone who was cordial from any angle. Therefore, from Jack’s lenient and outgoing lifestyle, essentially every known survivor admired him, both friends and foes. This charisma is most prominently portrayed in episode five where Charlie and the other survivors were about to brawl Boone for stealing the dwindling water supply. Jack reappeared from his peculiar hallucinations and proclaimed to “‘[l]eave him alone! It's been six days and we're all still waiting. Waiting for someone to come. But what if they don't? We have to stop waiting. We need to start figuring things out. A woman died this

Jack loathed Sean. It was as simple as that. Sean was a hotshot, an average American high schooler trying to be something more than the normal life he was destined for. Sean was the type to put popularity before all things including his education and more importantly his relations with the people he used to be friends with. It wasn’t always like that though. Sean and Jack used to be the best of friends, doing everything together. Of course, until Sean saw his glimmer of hope and shot for popularity and left Jack behind in the dust.

Dealing with the character Jack the audience feels a lot of sympathy for him and tended to grow a feel for him. It is very clear and obvious that he has a lot of sick issues going on and he has a lot to deal with. He has an alter ego and finds himself fighting with Tyler. One of his issues is that he cannot see that he is struggling to take full control over the actions of Tyler when he goes on his rampages and vandalisms. Before I even think about talking about Tyler it is very clear that jack has a lot of personal problems such as the following; discontent for the job he does insomnia and a dependency on support groups seeking to show attention for people seeking it. Jack also has a moral dilemma which is leading to a dangerous direction which is other major characteristic of the ambivalent protagonist. You would notice that Jack is a very obedient person he follows directions very well and at the same time he is not outgoing. He has a job that he does go home and lives a very simple life. It is so simple that he

The pressure and struggle of Jack to become a better person slowly chips ast his sanity until he breaks. Fear of becoming the one thing he has tried to avoid drives this process. Wendy tells Danny, “Your daddy has tried very hard...Because he loves us. And we love him, don’t we?”(King 297). King demonstrates that no one can truly know what another person thinks.

(Glances upwards) Wow, what a surprise. It’s not like you only left the room 5 minutes ago to FaceTime your girlfriend.

Tammy asked Jason after he saw that sad depressed look on his face "what is wrong"

What are you looking at” Said Goku in a mean voice. Goku was a bully, someone who loved making people feel bad. “Ha you're looking out the window again, you won't find anything down here. Were almost 300 feet under the ground ” “Leave me alone” Said rose but Goku kept talking like she never Said that “You really think someone will come? No, you're going to be here forever, you'll die here, alone in the dirt” Said Goku. Rose stared to cry, but then out of nowhere, Jack steeped in. Jack has thick blond hair, he is brave and is adventurous. He lives with his mom and his sister. His dad passed away last year, but he never seemed to have gotten over it. He hadn't talked about his dad since he died, but you can tell it's all he thinks about. He also can get pretty mad if you mean to him or his friends, and when I say mad I mean as mad as an angry

     The character “Jack” is a character the audience will feel sympathy for and even come to like.

The character "Jack" is a character the audience will feel sympathy for and even come to like. However, it is obvious he has serious