Inner City Strength : Character Driven Journey Of Self Discovery

The father, Bernard is a novelist whose career is on a slow decline. Bernard is also a writing instructor. His wife, Joan, is becoming a successful writer Joan’s success cause tension between her and her husband. Joan and Bernard have two sons, 16-year-old Walt, and 12-year-old Frank.

The story also explains how Jacqueline’s life was changed forever. The story is extremely effective because it gets its point across by appealing to the compassionate side of the audience.

The story is all about diversity, resilience, hope, learning and working together just like the novel “RAW”.

This can be true for a lot of fictional stories, while writing this type of literature an author must have previous background information or experiences to create a story. Tim O’Brien wrote a compelling novel that kept you in awe about whether or not the story could be a true experience or if it’s just a crazy story he devised.

In conclusion, Bernard is interested in pursuing his personal desires, instead of conforming to society because he doesn’t like the way society is and what it is restricting people from.

The movie well portrays the conflict between the couple while maintaining the different shades of grey in their character. Bernard was shown as an egoist, with narcissism and no sense of responsibility for his actions, but he was also shown having a vulnerable side of him. He lacked the capacity to contain emotions this frequently made him feel that others are being ‘difficult’. His inability to express his emotions was shown by his usage of words like - ‘comic timings’, ‘hurts my feelings’ and ‘it’s

In this story Bernard began by being well liked yet by the end he left

EVALUATION: One of the main themes that sticks out to me is the theme of gender stereotypes. Janie Crawford goes through the entire story experiencing plenty of enforced gender roles and is treated as less than her worth because of her gender. Joe treats Janie as an object, he beats

After becoming John’s guardian, Bernard becomes far more confident in himself, so he becomes more forward and successful with

Bernard is an outcast from all the other alphas, he shows a significances to the story line.

The story, for the most part, centers upon an African-American family, their dreams for the future and an insurance check coming in for death of the eldest man. Stirring into the mix later is the hugely oppressive,

While the script presents with strengths, more development is suggested to build upon those strengths. The main concern about the script is the lack of clarity. It’s a very challenging script to follow due to the structure and there are too many subplots and characters, making for an overly convoluted plot.

It also has very good conflict one after another when one is done another starts. As well its theme fits the book very well. Its point of view is 3rd person I personally

I thought this was an interesting story, but the plot definitely needs to be clarified. Right now, the story is a bit complicated because the characters lack their background stories. There were also some “why?” moments, because of lacking details.

Describe the plot. What has happened so far? Are there parts you don’t understand? Are there parts that you like?