An obsessive man convinces a young woman to have sex with him 365 times in one year. BRIEF SYNOPSIS: It’s New Years when JOHN (mid-20’s), an obsessive plumber and hopeful screenwriter, meets JANE (19) at a trendy downtown bar. They have sex in the toilet stall. Jane goes home with John and they continue to have sex. In the morning, she’s gone. John begins writing about their relationship in his black notebook. When Jane returns, she announces she just wants sex. John proposes his “365” experiment to Jane. Instead of having a different woman each day in one year, he’s considering one female 365 times. He wants to have sex with Jane 365 times in one year. Jane storms out, but returns. John and Jane begin their sexual odyssey of having sex …show more content…
John gets an agent for his screenplays, but then fires him. Jane publishes their journal on Instagram where they gain fans and followers. As the 365 time approaches, the sex become more dangerous as they strangle and choke each other. At one point, Jane stops breathing; she’s lifeless. John is shocked. He thinks she’s dead. He slaps her and she gasps for air. Jane gets a grant for a yoga retreat and John goes with her. Jane performs a free form dance at the Bhojeshwar Temple around the monumental stone Phallus. John contemplates the concept of oneness with Jane. On a late afternoon day, Jane tells John she has loved knowing him forever. She tells John they have been together for more than 50 years and that he has Alzheimer’s. They have grandkids. Jane transforms into a 90-year-old woman, John does too. Then they become babies. It’s the 365th journal entry. It feels anti-climatic for John and Jane. They consider an epilogue. It’s New Years Eve again, but this time Jane breaks up with John. She storms off. John follows her to a club. He proposes. The clock strikes midnight. They kiss. Two heartbeats. It’s 365 plus 1. Then a faint heartbeat joins in. A miracle of life begins. Love
Pat was at a psychiatric hospital for his severe bipolar disorder. His mom arrived at the hospital to discharge him after the court served him 8 months to get the necessary treatment he needs due to his brutal behavior. It all started when he got home from work and he heard his wedding video playing. He traced the sound where it was leading to the bathroom and then suddenly caught her with another man. Pat got so frustrated that he was losing his mind and brutally assaulted his wife’s lover after his wife’s lover said, “Get out!”
Janie didn 't start living until Joe died and she met Teacake. With Teacake Janie felt alive, they understood and respected each other. Their marriage was full of love and compassion, two things that Janie always wanted. Her marriage with Teacake ended in a tragedy, but Janie felt like she lived a life full of new beginnings, and she was content with that. All the men in Janie’s life
When Janie sees that Logan does not give her the affection and care she’s always wanted she allows herself to be wooed by Joe Starks. Swoon by his fanciful promises, Janie elopes with Joe and goes to a new town named Eatonville. There she earns herself the position of mayor’s wife. She lives a high lifestyle with Joe, but again lacks that needed affection. Joe starts to stop caring about her and focuses on his grocery store, his ambition, and his pride.
Jane has reached a point of desperate loneliness, and is willing to do whatever she can to find a partner in her life. Leon realises that he is still in love with his wife Sonja, and is able to reach out to his family, and try to repair what has been damaged. He still has a family, and is in a less vulnerable situation than Jane. Jane continues to act out, seeking a lover to comfort her in her loneliness, and pushes away her friend Paula in order to do so. Due to the desperation she feels at being alone in the world, she continues to wreak havoc, indifferent to the
In her novel Their Eyes Were Watching God, Zora Neale Hurston traces Janie’s quest for independence and the search of her self-confidence through events that happened before and after her epiphany immediately following Joe’s death. Throughout the novel Janie’s view of life, her independence, and her view of love changed exceedingly depending on who she was married to. This story centers around an important epiphany that Janie has when Joe dies; that personal discoveries and life experiences help people find themselves. Before her revelation, when Janie is 16 years old, she experiences a moment of realization in she discovers new-found feelings about love, marriage, . Under the pear-tree, she has a perfect moment in nature, full of passion
The couple had just returned to their apartment to have dinner after visiting their daughter, Quintana, in the hospital. Quintana had been unconscious for days and was suffering from pneumonia and septic shock. Didion recalls that she was mixing the salad for dinner when she noticed her husband stop mid-sentence and slump over. Within an hour of calling the paramedics, John was pronounced dead (p. 22). Within an hour, her husband had gone from living and breathing in his living room recliner, to a death certificate marked 10:18 p.m.
Therefore, as their life are at stake while adding to the fact, that they are desperate to keep Jende and Neni’s jobs, the Jongas try to protect the Edwardses from certain truths even when their own marriage is on the brink of falling apart and as all four lives are further tested, the Edwardses are cornered to a sad news with Cindy’s death of asphyxiation related to drugs in her apartment and the Jongas having to return to their original land,
They didn’t know what to do when they found out that she was pregnant; they were young, they didn’t have any money, they were scared, they didn’t want to tell anybody, they didn’t know what to do, and the only option that they could see was to terminate the pregnancy. So that’s what they decided to do… they went to a clinic, they had the procedure done, and at first they felt relieved that all their problems had gone away. But then something happened that they did not expect… and that’s over the next few weeks, which turned into a few months, they began to feel an intense sadness… and a pain and an agony and a guilt that wouldn’t go away. They didn’t know what to do, so they finally went to see a counselor; they said look — tell us what to do, we just don’t know, and the counselor made a suggestion. The counselor said here’s what you need to do — stop acting like you had a procedure, and act like you had a death in the family.”
Just as Joe isolated Janie from the other people in Eatonville, John isolates his wife from the outside world, believing it will help her get better. Her isolation causes her depression to develop into hallucinations and insomnia. She envisions a woman on her bedroom wallpaper that is trapped behind a set of bars, trying to get out. The trapped woman represents the speaker, whose husband locks her away from the rest of the world. Her husband also resorts to belittling her and treats her like a child in order to get her to obey him.
When John was finished raping his wife, Lorena went into the kitchen for a drink and seen a knife. Lorena began remembering all the horrible things her husband did to her over the years and took the knife into the room where John was passed out and cut off most of his penis. Lorena left their home and went to a field where she throw his genitals
Janie is convinced that she can find her perfect marriage with Joe and leaves the next day. As Janie’s second destination becomes Eatonville, the town being
A month later Billie Jo’s mother dies giving birth to a baby boy named Franklin. Franklin only lives for a few days. Billie Jo is in pain, she feels guilty because of their deaths. She blames her father as well for leaving the kerosene next to the stove. Life goes on and Billie Jo is lonely, has a few friend.
Janie Crawford finds and loses herself in Their Eyes Were Watching God many times through her three marriages; Janie’s three husbands each play a key role in her becoming a woman within herself. She was married to Logan Killicks at a young age and learned marriage and love don’t always go hand and hand. Janie left Logan for her second husband, Joe Starks, who offered her the prospect of love. In the end, he taught her that being a woman takes courage far greater than she ever knew. Her third marriage to Tea Cakes gave Janie everything that was missing from her life.
Laura got a called that they found one for her and the girl name is Anna , she became surrogate for them. Everything was okay at first but Anna starts to like John more but Anna was married and her and her husband planned to scam John and Laura for money. But Anna kills her husband because he threaten to tell John and Laura about what there plans was. And so as she staying with Laura and John in there guesthouse , Anna does things to get John attention. She sends videos to his job (that almost gets him fire), and then she dresses in his wife dress (Laura gets mad about it), then he finds out she isn’t who she says she is.
In this stage, I will describe what I felt about the situation. At first, I was amazed at the way Susan was taking care of the situation. She was continuously trying to keep John calm, but even she knew that she was failing at it. The pain on her face whilst telling her husband that their son will be coming late, when in reality he won’t be coming at all, was clear. At this point I wondered that how many times John must have asked this question at home and how Susan would have taken care of the situation.