Not only does the alternate ending fail to depict the message of liberal feminism that is shown through the original ending, the alternate ending is not consistent with the direction of the rest of the play. For example, Nora’s reason for staying in the alternate ending is her children. However, she shows little evidence of strong maternal instinct throughout the play. Indications of this can be seen much earlier in the action, when Nora is talking to her Nurse about her own childhood: “NURSE: Poor little Miss Nora, you never had any mother but me. NORA: And if my little ones had no one else, I know you would
Consequently, the film diverted from the books plot, particularly in the resolution. The director of Grapes didn’t follow the traditional dramatic structure noticeable in most plots; there is no clear cut climax or resolution. The film does this because the point of Grapes is to illustrate the general day to day struggles that the Okies faced. With this in mind, the director did not want to create a dramatic story with a climax, but rather a portrait of the Joad family’s life during the time they moved. As far as character development, the film does a good job staying true to the characters in the book.
However, if changing information to help in the aide to produce a box office hit is necessary, its typically stated within the opening credits or ending credits of the movie. People in general, should not regard historical movies, or even documentaries, as complete factual interpretations of written past. But in fact educate themselves to more credible information and resources, which are not related to a medium of mass entertainment. Even though there is little to no information regarding this siege that took place within the class textbook, ultimately my choice of movie for this essay against historical content was the Last of the Mohicans. Due to the location of the battle that took place in the movie, which is close to my actual home town, and how the Director really tried to make as much historical factuality as he could from a complete work of fiction.
There’s also some unspoken commentary to be drawn from the fact that Banks is a beautiful woman, and yet overdressed and styled as she is here, she’s a borderline horror show, which is fascinating. Woody Harrelson is an inspired Haymitch, and is actually much more believable as a former winner of the games than how he’s presented in Collins’ book. It’s a
Novelist Amy Tan (Libi Pedder / Camera Press / Retna) Tan proves her point about parents’ influence on people’s life when she states “I think my mother’s English almost had an effect on limiting my possibilities in life as well”. By talking about how her mother’s English lacked a certain wholeness and clarity, she explains why her thoughts about her mother tongue were different when she was a child; “I believed that her English reflected the quality of what she had to say.” People in department stores, at banks, and at restaurants didn’t take her mother seriously, didn’t give her good service, pretended not to understand her, or even acted as if they didn’t hear her. Here Tan emphasizes the importance of mother tongue in somebody’s life. She believes that people may not be treated respectfully because of their poor speaking of any language. She never reflects on her mother’s difficulties as something that could’ve motivated her to become a writer.
Rachel Kramer Section 12 December 15, 2009 Comparison and Contrast Composition Audrey Hepburn and Anne Hathaway: classic beauties of film. Audrey Hepburn commanded any stage she walked on. Her gorgeous, classy style and look still endures to this day. Today Anne Hathaway sparkles in the same way with her many talents and glamour. Growing up miles apart on different continents and 53 years apart, Audrey Hepburn and Anne Hathaway encountered contrasting childhoods, while sharing a similar style of acting, and a natural beauty and charm, making them two of this century’s most popular movie stars.
Throughout early history, girls received very few educational opportunities, in society learning was secondary. The idea of a female attending school, especially higher education was backlashes with hostile attitudes (Women in America). Men are viewed themselves as not only superior, but also smarter. From the 17th-19th centuries, women's brains were thought to be smaller than those of men, which is why people thought that women could not learn courses such as science of math. Emma Willard opened a seminary for girls, in Troy, New York, in 1821.
If she had done so I think she would have fewer negatives in her annual performance review. However Susan was also at fault because she never went to Anita to clarify her role and what she could be doing better. Susan may be a great employee but not a great manager and Anita needs to decide if that is true. Maybe Susan can be trained more or maybe her role should not be in management. 2.
Motherhood entails a significant amount of resentment in this story. This is an aspect of motherhood which can relate on a more common ground with the modern day sci-fi. The reason being, single parenting is a concept that viewers can relate to much easier than some of the more extreme concepts that Butler goes into detail with. The traditional outlook at motherhood is again flipped upside down in this genre, with Denise’s best friend eventually having to adopt her cloned child. Paige undergoes a great deal of sacrifice, which is seems as though is perceived as a normality in the genre of black sci-fi.
We can understand this by looking at ego and super-ego formation, the oral, phallic, and anal stages, certain defense mechanisms she used, and also through symbolic behavior and parapraxis. Unfortunately, there isn’t much known about the weaning or potty training of Marilyn Monroe, so, like a true Freudian, we must instead look at her older years to determine what went wrong in her earlier life. The first stage to be analyzed is the oral stage. It is known that Marilyn didn’t get everything she needed in her early life, very likely including proper weaning. She was likely not allowed libido pleasure through the mouth.