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The second problem that Snowpiercer handles is the issue about human rights. In the film, there is a scene when Wilford’s secretary visits the tail section to take away two children, saying that Wilford likes children. However, Curtis who reaches the engine compartment in the end finds out that these children are used as a passive component of the engine that has no resource to replace. This shows violation of human rights since the rights of these children are considered ignorable in order to maintain

aboard the Wilford Train that circles the earth once each year. Children play a large role in the movie with an effort to expose two different perspectives children are viewed as. For instance, the first type of child was privileged and educated on the history of the Wilford Trains because they were birthed by parents who lived in the front end of the train and were considered as the upper-class citizen. These children were responsible for being educated every day on the history of the Wilford Train

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As I wandered the halls of the old Wilford Hall Medical Facility at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, TX, I couldn’t help but think about all those who roamed these same halls before me. I wondered if they ever thought about the legacy they were leaving behind as they completed their day to day tasks working to keep the big hospital churning. The article opens up speaking about the true meaning of a legacy. Regardless of our desire, we will all leave a legacy in the people we have impacted

people have to oblige to the rules set fort by their authority, which is Wilford. Bong Joon-Ho uses this futuristic society to illustrate an authoritarian’s reliance on fear and terror used as mechanisms to bring people together for the support of the nation. The important question arises, when one asks: what happens when war, terror, fear, and anxiety are not generated naturally? Bong Joon-Ho answers this question, by exposing Wilford, who bases his authority on fear and anxiety created by artificial

decided to go into the woods where Wilford usually goes. I've never followed him into the woods, but the Prophet had taken us to the railroad tracks before, telling us the stories of the demons being carried in this train where they go to one Hell to another. The Prophet had told us that the demons live in different Hells depending on how bad they were and there's multiple Hells everywhere. Before I know it, the railroad tracks lay before my eyes where I also see Wilford sitting. He seems to have spotted

Director Bong Joon-ho’s post-apocalyptic film, Snowpiercer (2013), follows the capitalistic microcosm of a super train that houses the last vestiges of humanity. Curtis, the film’s protagonist, leads a group of ragtag revolutionists against the carefully perfected balance of the train in hopes of obtaining an egalitarian system. As the group forces their way from the tail of the train to the engine room, they’re greeted with new surprises with each new train car they pass through. On their quest

to town. Consequently he was available to help us attempt to get the Buzz running. Mr. Root’s son, Wilford, and Wilford’s wife, Kay, owned the Maple Crest adding to the convenience and family atmosphere. The Motel’s location was just up the street from Otter Creek and Wilford’s dock where Buzz was tied up. Kay called her father-in-law to let him know we had arrived. While we waited, my dad, Wilford, and I chatted in the motel

An individual’s experiences shapes the lens through which they perceive the world- through this lens, a composer can communicate their outlook upon the constituents of human existence, hence divulging their experiences upon the audience. The texts, “Snowpiercer”, “Enter Without so Much as Knocking”, and “Homecoming” each communicate respectively the importance of sacrifice, the materialistic nature of modern society, and the unavailing nature of war. Their authors’ experiences allow for a deeper

After a gunman bore down on Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, Maddy Wilford lay bleeding from three bullet wounds, so pale that officers responding to the carnage first thought she was dead. One of them shook her, hoping for a response, said Lt. Laz Ojeda of the Coral Springs Fire Department, who responded to the school that morning. “She made signs of life,” he said. On Monday, Ms. Wilford, 17, walked into a conference center at Broward Health North hospital flanked by her parents, a cast