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Intro: Hook: One dairy cow is estimated to excrete enough waste and bacteria equivalent to about 14 people Foote et al. (2015) this waste ends up in our waterways and tables. Background Information: It is well known that New Zealand is well regarded internationally for both farming and being “100% pure, clean and green" Thesis: Is it appropriate to continue marketing New Zealand as “100% pure, clean and green” when intensive dairy farming is polluting waterways to an extent where they are unsafe

Foote are our two progressive thinkers that treat everyone with dignity and respect. Mrs. Foote offers Minny a coke, which is unorthodox in welcoming a maid to a job interview. Usually, the white company when visiting were offered a cold soda beverage not the help. Also, once Minny accepts the job Mrs. Foote overwhelmed with joy hugs Minny, which at the time was largely frowned upon for African Americans and whites to touch. At lunch time, Minny and Mrs. Foote eat together again

safety where he was looked at by a doctor (Foote 75). However he is still merely looked at as a threat. Everybody knows him for attempting to kill his dad or for being chained up in his basement

Rhys LaFleche, Mrs. Schultz & Mrs. Konieczny English 9 27 March 2024 To Kill a Mockingbird Character Analysis In the screenplay To Kill a Mockingbird by Horton Foote, the protagonist Atticus Finch shows many traits that define his character. Atticus is a lawyer who has been chosen to defend Tom Robinson in the small town of Maycomb, Alabama during the Great Depression. His willingness to take on the case shows how Atticus feels it is important to stand up for others, and also shows how he is a good

coming of age story. Although considered a novel of realism, critics today are still debating over the theme of gender roles. One critic, Elizabeth Thomason, praises the novel for challenging assumptions on gender roles while another critic, Stephanie Foote, criticizes Little Women for the heavily domestic depiction of womanhood. Little Women focuses on several characters who possess qualities that stand in stark contrast to characters of other mid-nineteenth century novels. For example, Jo March dreams

builds knowing what was done was not correct or fair. This book shows clear signs of both justice and injustice. Poor Tom Robinson was said guilty, only because he was an African American. This book deals with racism. He was found guilty (Horton Foote, pg. 68). He was innocent, but because he was a man from African American descent. All odds were stacked against him, making him guilty the moment he stepped into court. However, Atticus was brave enough to take the case. He himself knew he’d lose

injustice because it can help change society. Others may say that taking a stand can put people in danger. In society many people ask themselves whether to take the risk and change society or not to. In the screenplay To Kill a Mockingbird by Horton Foote, Atticus Finch a white lawyer was acquainted to defend Tom Robinson, an African American who was accused of raping a white women. Atticus had the choice to risk his and his family's life in order to defend Tom Robinson or to keep him and his family

Tender Mercies is about Mac Sledge who a country singer with a troubled life. He is suffering from alcoholism and has given up on relationships. Horton Foote wrote the screenplay 1983 with the themes of love, relationships, and religion. Mac Sledge has a daughter from a previous marriage to country singer, Dixie. The daughter, Sue Anne shows up to rekindle the father-daughter relationship. Rosa Lee and her son Sonny help Mac get back on his feet and start a new life with them. Rosa is a hotel owner

Lennie: Perfectly Performed John Malkovich’s first film was Places in the Heart, which was in 1984. Eight years later he starred in Gary Sinise and Horton Footes adaptation of John Steinbeck’s novella Of Mice and Men. The directing from Sinise and Foote, with performance of John Malkovich as Lennie made Lennie feel as if he was ripped out of the book and became a real person. This helps the audience connect to Lennie’s character, giving the readers/ viewers more empathy by slipping into the shoes

Foote notes that she is able to focus on gender and class specifically because of the work done by early feminist critics. She points out instances within the novel where attention was brought to the social status of a character, or rather the lack of social