The report of my rifle was deafening even in the midst of all the chaos around me. About 50 meters from where I was standing the Humvee I had ridden here in exploded in a ball of flames. “RPG!” I yelled as I shook my head, trying to remove the ringing from my head. Scanning the tops of the buildings my squad and I were between, I spotted a man dressed in all black readying another rocket. I steadied my rifle.
At this point Frecks grabs both of their heads and bashes them together, knocking them out of their chairs. "Top of the mornin to ya...douchebags!" Both Mexican men slowly and woozily sit up. "You may think you've got us Fords and Fiddleton, but we've got a secret weapon up our sleeves". Both men reach into a canister labeled "Speed + Crack + Steroid Burritos", pull one out and take a huge bite.
Another difference between novel and film is the fight scene between Shane and Joe. The argument between Starrett and Shane about who will ride into town for the showdown with Ryker and Wilson ends with the same blow of Shane's pistol to Joe's head but not before the two have a huge fight filmed memorably between the legs of frightened horses. If you remember. Stevens has set this up early in the film when Joey asks his dad if he could lick Shane. Now Joey yells out his anger at Shane for cheating by using his gun.
Because Greasy Lake is an area of nature that has been corrupted by humans with broken glass and beer cans, it becomes the perfect scenery for our “bad characters” to act accordingly and “howl at the stars” the way wolves do, evoking primitive and ruthless behavior. This climaxes when conflict arises between them and the “greasy character” that they encounter at the lake. Through the narrator we see how a “murderous primal instant involving no more than 60 hyperventilating, gland flooding seconds” causes instinct to fight and kill ones attacker out of a combination of shock, rage and impotence. At one point, Jeff even bites the ear of the man, fighting the way a primitive animal would. Initially, the boys compared themselves to wolves, mentally inserting a label which enables them to embrace their primeval instincts.
There hear Lord Farquaad talking about the men risking their lives and lord Farquaad says ‘this is a sacrifice I am willing to make. This shows the audience that he is very powerful and very selfish as it should be the men saying that not him. The soldiers and because they are all so scared of Shrek they try and kill him. There is a low angle shot of Shrek hitting a solider over the heard with a chair; this makes Shrek seem a lot taller then the solider. A mid shot of Shrek opening the beer barrels to it slips up all of the soldiers.
Secondly, I believe it uses Pathos. When Jake tells the jurors that he is going to tell them a story and wants them to close their eyes is when it starts to get emotionally heavy; especially when he goes into every detail of how the two white men grabbed the little girl and raped her. Some emotional terms Jake uses to promote pathos are, shattering everything innocent and pure, vicious thrusts, fog of drunken breath and sweat, killed her tiny womb, and murdering any chance of her to bear children. These gruesome terms are used to get through to the jurors and make them realize the severity of this case. Jake builds a bridge with the audience towards the end when he starts to get emotional and cry.
The Handicapper General, Diana Moon Glampers, comes in at this time, with a double-barreled ten-gauge shot gun and fires twice, “the Emperor and the Empress were dead before they hit the floor” (221). While this is all happening, George is in the kitchen grabbing a beer. He pauses “while a handicap signal shook him up” (221). The noise is described as just a handicap signal, it is the only noise in the whole story that does not have a description of what it is which suggests that the noise is so horrific that it cannot be mentioned; just as Harrison’s murder is so awful George cannot comprehend it. The final noise George hears is that of a riveting gun, echoing the way the Handicapped General murdered Harrison.
He carjacked a truck at a gas station, police said, then executed a businessman and stole his BMW. A few minutes later, he killed a plumber and took a work truck. He shot indiscriminately at morning commuters on the 55 Freeway, hitting at least three cars. In the end, authorities say the gunman killed three people and wounded three others before fatally turning his gun on himself. Authorities were stunned by what they described as the "senseless violence," which spanned about 25 miles of normally placid suburbia.
They are not too sure what to do but they run in and shoot their guns up in the air. About half of the people freeze but the others continue with the violence. Five minutes later two more squad cars appear at the scene and do the same thing running in and shooting their guns in the air. At this point everyone dropped their guns and either froze or ran away. Everyone dropped their guns except brad and Phil who had pulled out their guns.
I see my teammate straight ahead of me, and he points to the guy around me. In my head, I’m counting down from 5, as I get to 1, I pop right up and light this guy up. And I yell “tango down”. As I reload, I hear sudden M9 shots in the distance (M9 is a handgun with a very distinctive, low pitch clap sound). No one spotted it so we all lied still, because we wouldn’t want to chase after it and risk getting shot.