Reflection On The Movie Interstellar

The reward is when Luke gets away from Darth in the battle, he saves his friends and they all get reunited. The road back is when they discover that a new Death Star is in the process of being built. The Rebels find the location of it, orbiting the planet Endor. It is not functional and the Rebels use this as an advantage in attempt to down the protective force field.

The ability to trust others is a good quality to have, but too much trust can lead to betrayal which then can cause a change in someone. The dystopian novel Unwind by Neal Shusterman is about kids ages 13-18 trying to survive in a disloyal world from getting killed and stripped for body parts. In the novel The 5th Wave by Rick Yancey, there is an alien invasion where all the aliens manipulate all the human’s fears and weaknesses to eventually kill them off. Both authors of the stories use character archetypes and symbolism to indicate the theme that people who have been betrayed in the past, tend to change as a person whether the change is good or bad.

This shows up in Freak the Mighty in many ways, Freak used his life to make Max’s better, and Max was willing to do anything for Freak. An example of this theme really showed up on page 157 when it states, “‘Kevin knew from a very young age that he wasn’t going to live a very long life’…’So he was lying about getting a robot body?’” This shows the theme that a true friend puts you before himself because Freak chose to not tell Max about his soon death even though telling him would make him feel better. This means that Freak even though it would bring him comfort he chose to not tell Max about his inevitable young death. Additionally, more evidence of this shows up on page 77 when everyone was making fun of Max and he was just sitting there like a stick in the mud, but Freak stood up for Max even though it would be easier to stand by and save himself.

Vincent intensely replied by saying that he had never saved anything for the swim back, which was indicative of his mentality throughout the movie. The detectives caught the murderer, and Vincent traveled into space like he had always dreamt of doing. After Vincent was screened for the last time before he went into the spaceship, the man who had always conducted Vincent’s screening revealed a secret. The man had always known Vincent was a degenerate, but allowed Vincent to work towards his dream because the man’s child was also a degenerate. In a society where genetic pedigree was everything, this event was a possible turning point for many who had been oppressed for so

He must go to a calm and save environment, after all the abuse he has endured. When Sohrab finds out that may not happen for him he tries to commit suicide, [Sohrab:] "You promised you 'd never put me in one of those places, Amir agha," he said. His voice was breaking, tears pooling in his eyes” (Hosseini, 350). Amir is compelled to get Sohrab to America for not only his wellbeing, but for Hassan and himself. He is able to figure things out but Sohrab stop talking, he won’t open up to anyone, until one day on the beach he sees the kites.

When Walton meets Frankenstein, both characters realize that they could have been good friends if they had met earlier in life. Frankenstein basically isolates the creature from his life and society by creating him an ugly being; however, Walton is isolated by the geography. Mary Shelly helped develop the novel by creating the contrasting characters of Walton and Frankenstein. Both characters do wish to gain knowledge and expand their horizons by going on a journey; however, Walton and Frankenstein grow apart from each other by their motives. The creature could have been the second best foil to Victor Frankenstein with his sympathetic ways turned into Satan’s assistant, but Walton opening letters to his sister Margret set the tone for similarities between himself and Frankenstein thus allowing him to be a better

A man named kino slowly turned from flesh and blood to machine and robotics. This occurred in “The Pearl” written by John Steinbeck where Kino, the main character, finds “the pearl of the world”. The enormous pearl makes thoughts about future success and wealth which then causes him to change from the once family man he was to a murderer. His son, Coyotito, and his wife, Juana, are both endangered by his foul decisions on what to do with the pearl. Juana warns him that the pearl was bringing evil into their home, but Kino’s selfishness closes her words out and drives him to break apart the family he once loved before anything else which shows robotic-esque characteristics starting to form.

The science fiction novel, Ship Breaker, by Paolo Bocigolupi, is about a boy named Nailer, who works in the shipyard where he has to survive in order to live. Nailer thinks there is more to his life and believes fate will set him free. Nita, a girl who Nailer saves, can be his hope to escape the shipyard because her father is in charge of the ship yard. In order for Nailer to better his future, he has to overcome difficult challenges along his way. In an assertion, by science fiction writer Ursula Le Guin speaks of an occurring problem in the world that people aren’t noticing, but science fiction allows us to observe what is happening without actually having to experience the problem.

We often don’t realize the negative aspects that come along with being ambitious. Mary Shelley’s novel, Frankenstein, elaborates on this idea and conveys how these aspects can affect us. In her novel, the main character, Victor Frankenstein, is a scientist who finds the secret of animating dead flesh back to life. He uses this secret to create a superhuman giant, yet soon runs away from his creation, after realizing how hideous he looks. As the creation makes his way out into the world, he receives hatred for his repulsive countenance.

He was losing his mind and his conscience did not affect him because he knew he was going to when he heard something move. He also did not let his conscience affect him when he was planning to kill claudius because her mother married his uncle and it was insest and weird. He wanted to kill claudius because the ghost also his father in death form told him that claudius killed his father to have the kingdom and his mother all to himself. Hamlets conscience told him to kill claudius and grew hatred for him so his conscience and every thought he had told him to kill and that

when jesse and walter lock Krazy-8 in the basement they flip a coin to see who kills him and walter does not want to kill the man but he knows if he doesn 't that krazy-8 will probably come back and kill walter and his family so it 's a life or death situation for him so he needed to make a decision but he almost let him go if Krazy-8 wouldn 't have had a knife he probably would have been free to go but since he wanted to try and kill walter he had to end Krazy-8’s life. his moral choices and decisions were a hardship for him so some of his choices were overall evil and he tries to make the right decisions but he does what really has to be done in order to keep him and his

In the book insert scientist/s found that this organism could survive and reproduce without proteins, which they thought all living things needed, insert pg#. The ending could have been made better if it included the answer to this and the many other scientific questions the asked about the strain but didn’t get to answer, such as insert questions. From the epilogue, insert pg #, we now that NASA is delaying all other manned spacecrafts due to, insert name of fallen space craft, and its mechanical failure which led to its crashing and the spread of the Andromeda strain. (Or it crashed following the Andromeda strain). Due to the events of the story, one would assume that NASA would fix any mechanical failures and better sanitizes returning probes.

In the novel, Night, Elie Wiesel presents numerous ways he and his family could have evacuated and not encounter torture and suffering. However, they decided not to believe that Hitler was capable of wiping out a worldwide population. “Thus my elders concerned themselves with all manner of things — strategy, diplomacy, politics, and Zionism —but not with their own fate. Who knows, they may be sending us away for our own good.” Some Jews believed that Hitler was trying to protect them from the War.

So Jamie and Adam tested this theory out by putting Adam in a spacesuit and having him even setting him up on wires, do the exact same thing the astronauts supposedly did. He was set up on a high frame camera. But they were not fully happy with this experiment because they were getting big discrepancies between the real video and the video they made. So they boarded an antigravity aircraft run and filmed him during the run.

One enemy of Superman to include is Lex Luther. In The Darkness, Superman had to leave his girlfriend in order to stop crime. Because Superman is Just like Jesus, that makes him good. Both of them will leave their family in order to help others. In the comic book Superman, Superman had to endure the loss of his earthly father who was the person who taught him everything.