Twilight Movie Script

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“I’m Anna and these are my friends Paisley and Posa. You are in Clear Lake, Iowa “ Anna informs him

“We are moving to Arizona. It’s your decision whether or not you come with us.” As a seven year, old girl, this was one of the hardest things to hear from the woman I was supposed to trust most, my mom. I had to make a decision whether or not to move across the country with my mom and a stranger, or move in with my dad and stay near my family. I immediately responded with “I will be staying in Massachusetts”. Although I knew that this decision would flip my world upside down, I didn’t know how much I would personally change because of it. In that moment, I didn’t know that I wouldn’t be seeing my mom for another year. I didn’t know that our relationship would never be the same again. That one sentence changed the whole course of my life. In that split-second decision, I went from a seven-year-old little girl, blind to the reality of life, into a mature young girl forced to swallow the idea of her mother leaving her behind.

Growing up in the Cowboy Capital of the world has been an experience. From gun shows to watching people ride horses in wright park, i’ve seen things that most people won't see in their lifetime. When my mom moved

“So” said the swimmer as, she twirled her blond hair “as you can tell from my story you need to be yourself!”

Scene 1: Romeo is alone, happily waiting to hear news from Juliet. Scene 2: Balthazar comes into the scene with a grim expression on his face. Scene 3: Balthazar tells Romeo that Juliet is dead. Scene 4: Romeo breaks away from Balthazar and collapses onto the floor. Scene 5: Romeo cries and yells in grief.

“Hey man, take it easy we are gonna get home!” Peyton exclaimed and raised his voice. “I’m just not sure how.”

“Shawn have you ever heard of Hawaii?”, my father asked while we sat down for dinner. At that moment I already knew what was about to happen. My parents had been “joking around” recently about moving but I could tell that the jokes were progressively getting more and more serious, and this scared me. “No” I replied trying to avoid the subject. “Well it’s an amazing place, and your dad just scored a job transfer there and me and him are pretty set on it now.” I was distraught, I didn’t even want to think about leaving all of my friends and family that lived in texas.

Melody nodded, “My mother and father grew up there. It’s where they first met. We visit my grandparents every

Hello mom I wanted to ask you a question and give you reasons why I want this thing. So you and I both know that I want to go live with my dad in New Mexico, But you don’t know all the reasons why. I want to live there not only to be with my family, but with the friends that are like family to me and that will always be my family. I also want to live there to grow up and become an actual man doing manly things instead of working at a business and sitting around all day long. I also do not like the city life because of all the obnoxious people that don’t care about you. I know you will never let me go live there, but for you to let me go you have to realize how great my life would be there with all of the nice strangers and friends I have there.

“Yeah. One is a pharmaceutical salesman. The son of one of the most famous doctors in the country. His dad studied in Russia.”

“But They’re so well behaved,” the women said with surprise. “Isn’t that school in the ghetto?”

“That may be so, but I’m just meeting you. And I’ve known Phil for years. So I’m going to continue loving Phil,” Dan stood up, taking me with

"I did it last time!" Candy half-jokingly argued. "And I really like this scene between Justin and Bella."

What concept has fueled numerous wars and conflicts throughout history, and even in present day? It is the oversimplification of the perception of good and bad which has sparked these battles, as well as worked to handicap young people’s ability to come to a true understanding of world events. Gardner writes about this concept when he says, “most five-year-olds have developed a Star Wars script. Life consists of a struggle between Good and Bad forces, with the Good generally triumphant” (627). Through their entertainment children construct an internalized “script” which can mislead them to think the concept of good and bad is much less complex than in reality. I believe that this is still true, and that the “Star Wars script” is