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The love between the protagonists in the times of hardship is the most profound relationship in the book and the strength of it raises the standard of the novel. The relation of the father and the son is very strong and symbolizes protection to the child. They take the initiative to struggle and live in an apocalyptic place which has been completely destroyed. The father is like the soul of his son and the very last hope for the son to survive .The son finds support in his son when he goes through the stages of loneliness and despair. It is a natural way for people to rely on others for support and by survival instincts; it is deeper when there is such a close relationship between a father and a son. McCarthy in terms of characterization makes the buy very innocent as he does not know how to differentiate between the “good guys” and “bad guys”. He wants to help everyone and on the other hand the father is very strong and is wise. He lives each and every day as a normal day so that he can keep his son strong as well. The father is very intelligent as he responds to his son questions thoughtfully to keep his son’s hope up. The father is very optimistic even when they are facing a hard time moving forward. To quote, “The lay listening, Can you do it? When the time comes? When the time comes there will be no time. Now is the time. Curse God and die. What if it doesn’t fire? It has to fire. What if it doesn’t fire? Could you crush that beloved

‘The Castle’ directed by Rob Sitch, is a 1997 Australian comedy, starring Michael Caton and Anne Tenney. The film showcases what being a true Australian is like from the love the Kerrigan family share for their home, each other and their communications to their neighbours and family. Daryl Kerrigan, the main character within the film epitomises as a true Australian, close up shots of Daryl before he was going to court about his house. Shows the emotional and dedication he has in himself. Following this, multiple close up shots of Daryl, to show his guilt he feels towards his family and friends.

In the novel, The Road by Cormac McCarthy (2006), a boy and his father have to learn how to survive in an apocalypse. However, the father was fortunate enough to grow up in a so-called normal life, which means, no apocalypse, and now he is watching his son suffer through this horrible life, that he himself, as a child, never went through. Papa watches as his son is hanging on to hope by a string and starts realizing that he needs him more than ever, which then has him decide to show him love in the darkest of times.

The film, The House I live In, opened my eyes to the severity of unfair law enforcement and the depths of the battle with war on drugs. Theoretically, the more people are being arrested for drugs, the cheaper, purer, and more available the drugs become. Making these arrests are not helping get the drugs off the streets, it is only opening up more opportunities for other people to pick up the business.

The film portrays the life of two young best

    The movie follows a kindly grandfather sitting down with his sick grandson and reading him a story. The story is one that has been passed down from father to son for generations. As the grandfather reads the story, the action comes alive. The story is a classic tale of love and adventure as the beautiful Buttercup, engaged to the foul Prince Humperdinck, is kidnapped and held against her will in order to start a war. It is up to Westley (her once believed dead love, now returned as the Dread Pirate Roberts) to save her. On the way he meets a thief and his hired helpers, an accomplished swordsman and a huge, powerful giant, both of whom become Westley's companions in his quest.

As a result of this, Logan is sent to boot camp and separated from Jack, and each of them running away to find the other causes their injuries and Jack’s death. In the ending of the book, Logan reconciles with his father, makes peace with his step-father, and they all unite to mourn Jack. In each of these books, a conflict with family causes the main character to struggle, and the conflict is resolved when the main character reunites with a parent.

The novel begins on a Halloween day with Annie McGowan going to the park with two of friends, Marla and Rene. When they arrive at the park, Annie notices someone new and could not keep her eyes off him. She decided to go up to him and she introduces herself to him. She finds out that his name is Kevin Griffin. Later that night, Kevin was accused of kicking Sue; however, Annie finds out that he was innocent because Sue was the one who

The father views his son as the word of god and a condition that makes life meaningful. His first expression of this association occurs early in the story: “If [the boy] is not the word of God God never spoke” (5). Erik J. Wielenberg, in his essay “God, Morality, and Meaning in Cormac McCarthy’s The Road,” claims that this conditional association is the hinge upon which all other ambiguous references to faith and God rest because with “if,” the man introduces the possibility of God existing and not existing in the same sentence. He continues to note that this conditionality also highlights God’s ability to exist through his ability to speak and therefore create (1). His interpretation acknowledges McCarthy’s purposeful ambiguity in God’s existence specifically because, rather than despite, the explicit reference to the boy

The original songs in the musical include Magic to Do, Corner of the Sky, Welcome Home, War is a Science, Glory, Simple Joys, No Time at All, With You, Spread a Little Sunshine, Morning Glow, On the Right Track, And There He Was, Kind of Woman, Extraordinary, Prayer for a Duck, Love Song, I Guess I’ll Miss the Man, and Finale. These are the songs Schwartz designed to be catchy, different, and exciting.

An important flaw the son has is that he does not remember the world as a peaceful place the son only remembers the world destroyed. This type of naivetes gives the boy a minimal outlook on the past and see the difference of the present. The father knows the difference which gives the father the realization before The Road begins. The son in portions of The Road is starving, this desolate place called the world does not give any chance of hope or second ones. The importance of this geographical state in the book makes the father and son rely on one another because they know the very importance of staying alive, and the only way they can do that is to fight for one another. The Road opens with a setting of desolation, “When he woke in the woods in the dark and the cold of the night he’d reach out to touch the child sleeping beside him”, which creates a concern within the readers that are realizing the magnitude of this horrible place. (McCarthy 3) The son in the first page of the book is mentioned

This movie is about the Grape family, which consists of four children and their mother, Bonnie. After her husband’s death and years of depression, Bonnie became morbidly obese and the laughing stock of their town Endora. Because of his mother’s condition, the oldest child, Gilbert, looks after his brother Arnie who has a mental disability. This can be a difficult task because when left unsupervised for a certain period of time, Arnie runs away and attempts to climb to the top of the water tower. Meanwhile, the whole town cheers as his family and multiple police officers try to get him down.

The second soundtrack is “A Little Bit Of Love” by New Edition, released off their “All For Love” album in 1985. The lyric to this song really are the lyrics to my life. I grew up in a family where money was always tight, but there was always plenty of love to go around. My grandmother made a point of stressing to her family the importance of spreading love, not just within our family, but with others especially in their time of need. Still to this day I pass on to my children the values I learned from listening to song and my grandmother.

In the book, the heavy feeling that Mack feels weighing on his shoulders are two important things that go hand-in-hand; guilt and fear. The moment he poured rat poison into his father’s alcohol, Mack instantly regretted everything. He did something that I think most of us would do; he ran from the situation instead of facing it head on.

The soundtrack for the movie was released on March 20, 2012 and contains songs that are inspired by the film. But only three of them appeared in the movie during the closing credits (Abraham’s Daughter, Safe & Sound and Kingdom Come). Also, the movie was nominated at the Golden Globes for Best Original Song- Motion Picture for the song Safe & Sound.