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    FWS 10/Literature and Film/Essay #1 Edgar Langman Professor Morrison Roof Scene Analysis from Shawshank Redemption The scene starts with Andy in a vulnerable position. He is about to get pushed off the roof by Officer Hadley for not following orders during prison work duty. The use of the fast paced, shaky camera in this first shot allows us to get a sense of the danger Andy is in. As he gets closer to the edge of the roof, it appears as if Andy is coming closer to his death. Then the camera

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    Naturalism in “Maggie: A Girl of the Streets” Stephen Crane’s analysis of life is spawned from his point of view about the world. These opinions correlate alongside naturalistic train of understanding. He applied a legitimate law of the universe, “ one can either accept the laws determining the social order or become their victim,” which is applied to the novel Maggie: Girl of the streets. The book is an example of Naturalistic and a Realistic novel that offers an accurate

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    “The Open Boat” by Stephen Crane is a harrowing story revolving around four men who face impending doom both literally and philosophically. The superficial tale of four men lost at sea in a small boat acts as a thin mask for a much more complex underpinning. The general theme of this story is the indifference of nature’s brutality and man’s inability to influence it. The characters express both optimism and pessimism simultaneously whilst facing the gravest of tasks; survival. The central theme

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    Stephen Chbosky’s The Perks of Being a Wallflower shows some very progressive views relating to our current social attitudes. Knowing that he is an advocate for LGBT rights, I can understand why he is writing about the events that he does. He can use the element of time to his advantage as well by showing the exact time because each letter in the book starts with a date. Readers are able to gather precisely what part of his life we are experiencing in the story. The author also grows antagonists

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    Naturalism, the Supernatural, and the Metaphysical in Stephen Crane’s The Open Boat In Stephen Crane’s The Open Boat, the context of the dinghy and the four surviving people in it shows the struggle of human nature as well as the need for hope that is a concept often created from dangerous, and more often than not, desperate situations. The captain, the cook, the correspondent, and the oiler, are embodiments of Crane’s fiction about the human psyche. The sea, which is treacherous, as well as the

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    We have been studying a play called “An Inspector Calls”. In this play, an inspector shows up and tell the Birling family about a girl which they had all helped commit suicide indirectly. It is set in 1912 just before WW2 but was written in 1945 and was first published in 1947. Priestly raises issues that make the reader relate back to their actions and make them think about what they would have done in the characters position. This helps the reader convey the theme of responsibility effortlessly

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    1)The Courtship of Mr Lyon is a rewriting of the gothic story with fairy tale elements. 2) The following quotes are why I believed this; “Behind wrought iron gates, a short, snowy drive performed a reticent flourish before a miniature, perfect, Palladian house that seemed to hide itself shyly behind snow-laden skirts of an antique cypress.” Iron is a hard and harsh metal that would be difficult to move if it were in the way, this gives the impression the Beast does not want guests. Some gothic

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    In here, the teacher teaches the students to be confident. So, based on my result observation which the teacher’ techniques with a theory from a scientist, I can conclude that the teacher used Theories of Second Language Acquisition by Stephen Krashen. Krashen’s theory of second language acquisition consists of five main hypotheses. Every hypothesis related to the process of learning, for further information of five main hypothesis is below: • Acquisition-Learning hypothesis. According

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    The Mermaid Theme

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    directors named Stephen Chow. One of the films I like is “The Mermaid” which is a romantic comedy film directed by Stephen Chow. It was released in the year 2016 and it also broke a few box office records such as the biggest opening day and biggest single day gross in China. The main characters of this film are played by actor Deng Chao as businessman Liu Xuan and actress Lin Yun as the mermaid. Apart from them, other actors and actresses appeared in this film such

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    In the book ”Amusing ourselves to death” Neil Postman is making an argument about the fact that humans could amuse themselves to death in their lives.Even if when we think of death we think at something terrible,in his book this particular term is asociated with ”amusament” which is a quite unusual asociation of terms.At the beggining of the book the author is making a paralel between Orwell and Huxley.What is quite known about these two is the fact that their ideas were different and the book ”Amusing

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