Willy Wonka And The Chocolate Factory Essay

Diary of a wimpy kid is a movie about a boy named Greg, and Rowley and their hardships in middle school, and how he overcomes them while trying to “fit in” the new school he makes many new friend while putting his old friendships at risk. While this movie is very entertaining, it also shows racism, sexism and ableism. This movie portrays racism by ignoring Chirag Gupta one of Greg’s friends he is a really smart kid and wants to be successful the only reason Greg and the people at school are ignoring him is because he went to India for 2 months, to make him feel bad they made him feel invisible and whenever he tried talking to him or any of the kids at school they would not even acknowledged the fact that he was present there, also they made

     John Hughes’ 1985 film, The Breakfast Club, gives countless examples of the principles of interpersonal communication. Five high school students: Allison, a weirdo, Brian, a nerd, John, a criminal, Claire, a prom queen, and Andrew, a jock, are forced to spend the day in Saturday detention. By the end of the day, they find that they have more in common than they ever realized.

This is a very nice book ,on this book we have a nice movie made in this story its shown that there's a big chocolate factory with lots of magical candies, in this factory a lucky draw is organized and 5 lucky winners are to be announced .When the children move around the factory and take a look they are fully surprised to see such magical things like :-lake of chocolate, chocolate fall and plenty of magical candies willy wonka makes a magical candy which is to be given to the five lucky children at the end the five children are selected to give the candy they are :-Augustus gloop,veruca salt, violet Beauregard's,mike tavee and Charlie bucket when the children are given that candies they are jst amazed.... This is an animation book but a nice

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Jackson does not reveal the unethical and violent nature of the lottery until the very end, where the reader loses their earlier presumptions about an innocent lottery. Therefore, foreshadowing and suspense becomes a very large force in the story until the ending, and Jackson gives many hints to the reader. At the beginning of the story, children are found stuffing their pockets full and making towering piles of stones. Readers may brush this off as ordinary play of children, but in fact, it has a cruel purpose near the story’s end. Another area of foreshadowing is when Mr. Summers, the lottery’s organizer, asks the Watson boy to draw for him and his mother. Mr. Watson is not mentioned, like the other male head of households who pick for their families, so it can be assumed that Mr. Watson lost his life during the previous years’ lottery. All of this shows the juxtaposition between the seemingly everyday activities of the town and the cruel nature of what actually happens that day.

There are many symbols in this novel but two of the most important ones are the old car and Jeannette’s tinkerbell toy. The old car is what Jeannette and her family would travel from place to place in. When they did not have a place to sleep the car was their home. Since the car is old there is a possibility that it will break down which it did. Just like Jeannette’s family, the car is unable to be repaired without

     Of Mice and Men was written during a period of racism. In the 1960's it was important for everyone to get along with eachother because not everyone was equal. George and Lennie showed a great part in friendship throught the whole book. At the ranch in Selinas mostly everyone showed friendship in some way. Friendship was a great factor when the book was published because of all the racism going on at the time.

The last symbols are the gifts from Boo Radley. The gifts are a show of affection from Boo to Scout and Jem. This falls into the theme because the whole town has rumors about how horrible Boo is. Wild stories such as how Boo looks into people’s windows at night and how he stabbed his father in the legs with scissors. They judge Boo because he does not come out of his house at all, but Boo is really just another human being. He is capable of love and happiness just like everyone else.

Years ago, spies were deployed by various candy rivals and many of Wonka's secret recipes were stolen. Unsure of who was responsible for the betrayal, Wonka fired all the workers and closed the doors to his factory. Not long after, the factory again started churning out chocolate, but no one ever went in or out of the factory. Now, years later, Willy Wonka has decided to reveal the mysteries of the factory to five lucky children. Entrance will be granted to these children in the form of five golden tickets, which are to be randomly inserted into Wonka's chocolate bars.

Golding used a variety of symbols to show man’s essential nature throughout the story. Some important themes and motifs in the story were savagery, identity, and civilization. The spear was a symbol that represented savagery. Piggy’s glasses was a symbol represented identity. The conch was a symbol that represented civilization. All of these symbols played an important role in the plot of the story. Jack’s hunters used the spears for hunting pigs. The glasses were used to make fire for a signal and food. The conch was used to establish civilization in the beginning of the book. Golding utilizes symbolism to demonstrate man’s temptation to discard civilization.

Shirley Jackson wrote the story “The Lottery” back in 1948 to show us how ridiculous it could be to blindly follow certain traditions. In this story the author uses symbolisms to warn and prepare the reader about the gruesome ending of the lottery. There are a lot of symbols in the story and the main are the items, the lottery and the character names.

Founded in 2000, Cocoa Delights is one of the youngest gourmet chocolate manufacturers in the industry. However we do not view our youth as a weakness, on the contrary, our youth is associated with our two most valued attributes: creativity and innovation.

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A central aspect of the dynamic problem facing a business in an evolving and competitive industry is the decision about additions to productive capacity. The purpose of this report is to provide strategic advice for the CEO of Bonkers Chocolate Factory (BCF), the U.S division of a multi-national candy company operating in the highly competitive chocolate products market.

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