The film shows that when you learn something, you can unlearn it also. When I watched the movie, I felt bad for the others that we’re being mistreated and I had a sense of dislike toward Elliot because the minority group was being treated so unfairly but the realization came in when I knew there was a purpose for this experiment. I personally believe that it was a very successful exercise and I learned that she has done this all over the world and the same results were everywhere she went. I will never forget how the women acted in the film. She took the experiment to a whole different level but I believe she never truly understood how discrimination was towards her.
The second conflict I listed was resolved by Calixta and Alcee have an affair, but being much happier and supportive in their marriages. The last conflict I identified was resolved by Bobinot and Bibi face Calixta and having her not even worrying about their appearance. The author began the story by giving the thoughts of both Bibnot and Bibi and foreshadowing what was going to happen in the story. The story ended by how the storm affected everyone. The ending was concrete and I believe that the problem was solved.
The perceived differences from the video to the reading were, for this reader/viewer, the tone. In the reading, certain sections could be taken for being more melancholy, where as the video had a soft tone of sadness, but overall, one of frustration and dissatisfaction. While this reader could not get a sense of Virginia’s physical presence from the reading, one could imagine intelligence, with much reservation. The actress was a bit of surprise as she portrayed confidence, boldness and anger in reserve, without the hesitance expected. Also, the video seemed easier to interpret and follow along with, as the written version required rereading for greater comprehension.
I am not in favor of female ex-size. I think it is inhumane for an individual to cut off a function on the female body that serves a purpose to her. Many people who do still do the ritual are very ignorant, and do not know that it is a reason why a female was born with a clitoris. When the procedure is taken place, everything used is unsterilized causing the woman to have a high risk of infection. I am really against this; I never knew this went on in the world until I watched this documentary.
Even though she lived in France and could not bear consequences, her family in Iran could still receive punishment for Satrapi’s use of words. Therefore, she communicated what she meant or how she truly felt through her drawings instead of her words. A graphic novel gives the author many advantages in writing. The use of pictures versus words allows for a greater amount of feeling, expression, and enjoyment to be conveyed to the reader. Opposite to the benefits, there also remain some limits in writing a graphic novel.
Ashley was banal and benign while the girls had a reputation of ruining people’s reputation. Ashley did not even know why she hung out with them. She only meant to say yes because she wanted to be popular. Ashley would always change how she felt and what mood she was in. She could have been happy one moment and sad the next.
I do not like how she criticizes everything about others and attacks people by putting them down all the time, but I was still curious to find out what this book was all about. Unfortunately, this book did not change my opinion of the author and the message she sends to her readers and viewers. I Hate Everything Starting With Me is crudely humorous. Her signature sarcasm starts on the first page. It is just one of those books that when you read it in public, you start laughing out loud, and people give you some weird looks
The marriage between her and Torvald was not a true marriage; they never understood each other and never talked about serious matters. Nora knew that they have to transform themselves; otherwise they would not live a joyful life. Therefore Nora left to transform herself; she abandoned her husband and children for everyone’s good. The innate desire to be like a man, to have responsibilities, and to earn money
The fact that Nora was a woman may have been a catalyst in the result of the story's climax. "Whatever propaganda feminists may have made of A Doll House, Ibsen, it is argued, never meant to write a play about the highly topical subject of women's rights; Nora's conflict represents something other than, or something more than, woman's" (Templeton 28). Nora's "selfish" act was about declaring what she was not, which was Torvald's plaything; figuring out what she would find herself to become. Feminist propaganda, as Templeton calls it, may have influenced the interpretations of others but, art is what it is transformed into by the observer. "Ibsen, it is now de rigueur to explain, did not stoop to issues.
These kinds of stories were highly upheld by the public because it had given them the opportunity to temporarily forget their own troubles and fantasize about the fortunes of others. On the flip side, some of the writing was straightforward about how bad the Great Depression really was and openly challenging America’s dominant values at the time. Some of the more significant pieces of literature depicted portraits of the meaning of how empty American life is. For example, Dos Passos’s trilogy U.S.A. (1930-1936) attacked what he believed was America’s love for objects, being materialistic, and so on. Nathanael West’s Miss Lonelyhearts (1933) told the story of an advice columnist who had discovered how terrible the sadness in others he talked with