Older Adult: The Notebook and Fried Green Tomatoes Film Analysis

She begins to eat healthier, and exercise which make her feel better about herself. For example, Evelyn looses a parking spot to some young girls in a convertible. When they mention that they are younger and faster Evelyn rams their car. In horror the girls come running back yelling with Evelyn letting them know that she is older, and has better insurance. When Evelyn returns to the nursing home one afternoon she finds that Ninny is not in her room and has left for Whistlestop. Evelyn frantically goes to find Ninny because she doesn’t know that Whistlestop is now just a ghost town. At the end of the movie we see a more confident Evelyn who takes Ninny home to live with her and her husband. Concepts One of the concepts that intrigued me about The Notebook was use of reminiscing to help remind Alzheimer’s patients about their life and accomplishments. Noah in the movie uses this as way to stay connected with Allie through the story of their love. Even when Noah’s children try to persuade him to move back home he is steadfast that his home is with Allie. We see when he finishes the story that Allie has a few moments of clarity and becomes aware of her surroundings. She even asks how long they have, and Noah shares that the last time they only had a few minutes. Even though it is only a few minutes you can see the satisfaction they have with just those few moments. As healthcare providers caring for Alzheimer’s patients it is important to have familiar items, and