Each are about to be unwound when their journey’s meet in an unexpected way. In no time they are each fugitives on the run. This suspense filled novel contains many things that I liked, disliked, connections that people could relate to, and I would recommend it to certain people. The things I liked about the novel was that it was action packed,
Beauty And The Beast What Worked Luke Evans was a fantastic choice to play Gaston. He was equal parts arrogant and childish. What made his portrayal of the most arrogant man in France so special was the smidge of humanity to the role. As Gaston is "wooing" Belle, he doesn 't understand how his moves don 't have the same effect it has had on many ladies. He comes off as hurt, but his hurt turns to anger rather quickly.
In all those TV-shows I would find the most beautiful couple, love that we all strive to experience but none of us will – because that love exists only in fiction. On the internet I would find individuals, real individuals, like me, who would hide behind their computer screen and shout their lungs out – in silence. I 've liked them much more than I will ever like those who shout in the streets. However, on some evenings like this I can 't help but feel... Sad.
The idolization of movie stars without actually knowing anything real about them is the same sort of infatuation that Scottie develops with Madeleine. Just like Scottie, we develop ideas about these people that fit what we want them to be, not necessarily who they are, and it is difficult to see anything that would break that image. This is the brilliance of Vertigo: it is a smart movie on the surface, but as soon as you delve below the surface it reveals deep philosophical questions usually reserved for academics, not entertainment. Stewart’s character is not a particularly likable one because he does not fit society’s idea of a good person - but neither do we. Understanding this deeper meaning behind everything from the scene composition to the characters interactions is important so
(2.) Iago, who had just been denied The Sociopathy of Othello’s Iago Luke Wakumoto (1.) One of the more common and well known traits of sociopathy is being a superficial Charmer. That is, someone who tends to be smooth and charming to get what they want. Iago uses this type of charm many times throughout the story, though this is most notable
“I don’t, and he probably does, scum that he is - but I doubt that the other girls are deans” (150). I do like how Wade always has her back, “I could get on the phone and threaten to fly back there and kick his ass” (150) there is something beautiful about their dysfunctional relationship. I love how Wade gushes over her even though I feel like he is smarter than her but he leads not to be. I realized he was a hopeless romantic “Why don’t you write a love story instead” Angelia said. He looked up from his screen in surprise, “You mean like... Our
The Kite Runner By Khaled Hosseini Since I last read the book a couple of years ago, I have gained a considerable amount of insights into life. Revisiting Amir and Hassan had been a challenge, for I am extremely tired of the ridiculous coincidences throughout the entire narrative. However, I have some sweeter discoveries this time. The book itself is mediocre in many respects: it has rich but flawed content, and the author also has a terrible habit of applying incomplete sentences everywhere. Yet, I do not hold the above against him when it comes to considering my personal opinion on the themes of this novel, which are admittedly well-developed.
My personal response towards the novel of The Great Gatsby by Scott Fitzgerald, is I think the part that makes the story so insightful is the flatness of the characters in “Gatsby”. The novel tell us that if we were live out of our fantasy lives, we would become more expansive and creative where we will be unfettered as well as alive and truly be ourselves. However, the fantasy in The Great Gatsby is not work that way because every character in the novel want to give them up to something that they wished to in their fantasy. So everyone is a fantasist as therefore an actor as well as a “beautiful little fool.” In this novel we can see Gatsby’s romantic fantasy, the fantasy of Daisy, and the fantasy of Myrtle. Gatsby’s romantic fantasy has exerts the most force in the novel because there are a few larges ideas as well as a few common dream to which everybody attracted.
Nevertheless there are many amazing similarities, there are also many common differences that some people don’t agree with. Overall, I believe the movie was better than the book for many reasons. A quick review of The Hobbit. Bilbo Baggins the quiet hobbit led a quiet life until he met the wizard who is going to take him on the journey of a lifetime. Little does he know it would change his life forever.
Actually, now that I think about it, I'm amused from how he talks to us, I am always teasing him, the quantity of silly things he says while he comments our pieces is quite hilarious. It seems like the only thing he worries about are his drafts and finding someone who can correct them. I would love to learn how to do that, not being constantly panicking over what's going to happen, not having to fear the future. I wish my life was a tale, where everything is predictable, with an happy ending, just like most other normal person's life. A tale, but not an unrealistic one, where everything is joyful, because life is never going to be like that.