Auschwitz: A New History. New York: MJF, 2005. Print. [ 6 ]. Rees, Laurence.
For Matt and Ruth, this couple have to cope with the loss of their youngest son Frank, who was gunned down in cold blood by Richard Strout, the husband of Frank’s girlfriend Mary Ann. For Matt and Ruth, they suffered on multiple levels. They had to cope and heal from the loss of their beloved son, who had a beautiful future ahead of him, but also experience other injustices such as seeing Richard Strout walking around town, flaunting his freedom, while their son was dead. Matt, in a conversation with his close friend Willis Trottier, remarked, “Every day since he got out. (he was asked how often he thought about Strout since the murder) I didn’t think about bail.
The director of the home Meursault’s mother was in, claims that she complained about being put into a home by her son. He says that he was surprised with how calm Meursault was during the funeral. He also says that he remembers that Meursault didn’t want to see his mother’s body, nor did he shed a tear. Meursault notices the hatred the courtroom has towards him. The caretaker testifies and says that Meursault smoked a cigarette and drank coffee during his vigil.
Film Noir - Double Indemnity Billy Wilder’s Double Indemnity is almost like a basic outline for the Film Noir genre. Film noir settings normally take place in city streets, railway stations, the underground, warehouses or even bars. These atmospheres create a scary feeling and with the big amount of space, it leaves many hidden mysteries or secrets. Other genres can be based nearly anywhere and still create the same impression, but with the use of equal lighting on the setting and characters the impression of Film Noir is made. The many Film Noir conventions through characters is seen in Double Indemnity.
Later that day victor left because he thought his apartment was hunted and ended up running into a old friend. This pretty much sums up how victor created and got scared of the monster. Explanation: I chose this image because it shows when victor created the monster. Also victor is looking at the
4. It was not like huck should be happy, all pap did to Huck was beat him and take his money for booze. V. I think Huck made a good decision by changing names with Tom at the house they stayed at with Tom and Jim. Jim got put in a lock room because they knew he was a runaway. a. Huck was walking leaving town and saw Tom Sawyer, they talked and then went to a family home in the country and stayed there for a while.
As a young boy, Ben was pressured into entering the Marsten house, where Hubie Marsten hanged himself several years ago. Ben recalls, “When he went upstairs and opened a door he saw the ghost of Hubie Marsten, who hanged himself in that room. Ben ran out of the house..”, in fear for his life (Russell 28). Writing a novel based upon the Marsten house causes curiosity to rise in Ben's mind and influences him to break into the house that is the origin of his deepest and darkest fears. In doing so, he discovers the bodies of the victimes who have recently gone missing in the town.
Like Cain and Abel, Cal and Aron offer their presents to their father. Adam only accepts Aron’s gift of his education over Caleb’s gift of money. This upsets Caleb deeply. Aron believes his mother is dead, and buried in the East, peacefully lying in the ground. Caleb’s anger gets the best of him and he brings Aron to see their mother Kate, the owner of the whorehouse.
Holden Caulfield from The Catcher in the Rye fits this description because he mentions how angry he was when his brother, Allie, died of Leukemia. Then he mentions a fight he got into with his roommate, Stradlater, about a comment Stradlater made about Holden friend Jane. He also mentions when he goes over to his old teacher Mr. Spencer’s house to talk to him about why he got kicked out of Pencey. While at Mr. Spencer’s house Holden thinks about how he left Pencey because he felt as everyone at the school were phonies but the principle, Mr. Haas, was the biggest
Tim Burton’s characters are generally either very happy or quite dark, he doesn’t usually have the in between kind of character that can be nice, and also be unhappy. Jonny Depp is a feature in both “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” and “Corpse Bride” and he also features in a lot of other Tim Burton Films. Tim also reuses a lot of other actors and actresses in different movies which illustrates a preference for certain acting styles. A lot of Tim Burton’s characters from different films wear similar clothing, especially hats, and all of his top hats are generally the same basic shape; a top hat, which is and kind of pointy around the top edges and dipped