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Examples Of Fear In Jurassic Park 3 By Steven Spielberg

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Within Steven Spielberg’s movie, “Jurassic Park 3,” we see that the group of friends got in a plane crash on a mysterious dinosaur island, and they are on a mission to get out safely. As we read in Gothic Literature previously, all of us see that fear is the main factor, seen in Jurassic Park. The group of scientists embark on a journey to an island full of dinosaurs, and not knowing what would happen, they would be enclosed in the nightmare of being chased by giant monsters. A mom and dad have lost their son on a mysterious island, due to a parachuting accident, and they need to get him back to civilization safely. The mom, dad, and the scientist are afraid to search for their son because they have seen both of their pilots die. Fear

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