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    evoke dream-like qualities in his films. His films are dream-like in the sense that they take both the character and the viewer into a seemly different world that transcends regular notions of time and space. One of his most well-known films, Wild Strawberries, illustrates

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    The crackle of gravel under rubber, the quiet murmur of wind dancing through the leaves, and the bittersweet scent of pine. These are the sounds and smells I wake to as the car trundles down the drive to my grandparents’ home—and there are few I love better. I imagine Aldo Leopold felt much the same about his farm in his Sand County Almanacs. His, an abandoned farm in Wisconsin in the 1940s, mine an abandoned farm in Northern Michigan my maternal grandparents bought in the 1960s. It was this farm

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    Erikson and the Wild Strawberries In the Life Cycle Completed by Erik H. Erikson, Erikson talks about the stages in life those stages range from infancy to elderly age. The stages are basic trust vs. basic mistrust, autonomy vs. shame and doubt, initiative vs. guilt, industry vs. inferiority, identity vs. identity confusion, intimacy vs. isolation, generatively vs. stagnation, and finally integrity vs. despair. In Wild Strawberries the character Isak Borg goes through all the stages that Erikson

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    As for American cinema, Allen has left a huge footprint on the industry as well, and with Bergman as an open influence, Allen has gone to make many successful films, impacting many audiences worldwide. Bergman’s 1957 Film, Wild Strawberries Bergman’s film, Wild Strawberries, released in 1957, is truly one of Bergman’s most forgiving, riveting, raw, and yet, sensitive films telling the story of a professor, bound to receive an honorary award at Lund, Sweden. The professor, Isak Borg, is widowed

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    For this weeks assignment I watched a 1957 Swedish movie called Wild Strawberries written and directed by Ingram Bergman. I have not previously seen this movie and found it to be not only appropriate for this weeks reading, but also helpful in better understanding the process of aging or at least this movie was viewed from a different perspective today than would have been if seen in the past, taking the aging process into consideration. In this reflective assignment the following two topics will

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    friends and I texted some of my friends too because I wanted to have fun with them, it was summer time. So, we started with some friends over then a little more people started to come. After ever one was there my mom got the chocolate cake and strawberry ice cream from the store that she had ordered and she got some food to, she got hot dogs, hot dogs buns, two bags of family size chips, MTW Dew, Dr. Pepper, Sprit, water, some cups, and some dip for your chips. When she got back we was playing and

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    “Hey, I noticed we haven’t been talking as much recently. Is everything okay?” I reread the text I’m about to send to Ash three times before I click send. I roll over onto my back and sigh, phone still in my hand’s grip. Where did it all go wrong? Is there even anything wrong? There has to be. It’s been almost three weeks since the last time Ash and I last hung out. She’s away at Washington for an internship, but even distance couldn’t hold them apart. Ashley came down to Atlanta without

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    Downtown Whitehall

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    walked through the ice cream shops and boutiques on Skenesborough Drive. On a normal hot summer day, my grandma always took us to get ice cream at Stewart’s. My favorite was a flavored was “Fireworks”. Strawberry ice cream, with candy coated red and blue pop rocks inside, and streams of strawberry syrup running through it. After the coldness of the ice cream had melted in your mouth, the little candy pieces slowly started to dissolve their candy coating and crackled and popped inside my mouth. It

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    behavior. Another friend of his was a raccoon, which he dubbed, Jessie Coon James. As I had pointed out before his diet was varied. Among the things he ate were: caught fresh mussels, trout, frogs, turtles, and crayfish. He ate apples, wild strawberries, wild dandelion greens, bloodroots, and cattail roots. He made salt from boiling birch bark to season his food with. He did manage to retrieve a deer a poacher had shot. That was pretty scary though, as the poacher came to his camp looking for the

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    class” “Yes have a seat anywhere” motioning his hands around the desks This nice looking girl with strawberry blonde hair was sitting by herself. I decided to next to her thinking she wouldn't talk to me, Japedo says God kills conceited people so I try not to talk to much in fear I will be killed. As I pulled the chair away from the table it screeched loud enough for everyone to look at me but the strawberry blonde girl did not. I was told by the doctor to make friends and try to make it in the real life

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