The acting in this movie was brilliant, and the three main heroes of this story are Ponyboy played by Thomas Howell, Johnny played by Ralph Macchio, and Dally played by Matt Dillon. Ponyboy’s role in The Outsiders was great and the film portrayed his character very well. For example, in the fountain scene, his emotions and body language expressed a lot of worry, and it was very believable. Thomas Howell also did very well in the scene where Darry hits Pony, and he runs away. This scene was especially realistic, again
The main similarity and flaw that Jay Gatsby and the knight both have is their creation of a fixated, unattainable dream: a hopeful future with their idealistic lovers. The knight’s obsession in courting “la belle dame sans merci” leads to him having “the latest dream he ever did dream”. He is enchanted by the Faery’s exotic looks and voice, and with his romantic readiness he turns her into a dream. He is frustrated with the fact that he is mortal, and she is a fairy, so he decides to alter his image of her in his
Date of Publication "Annabel Lee" was published on October 9, 1849, in the New York Daily Tribune. Theme Eternal love. The love between the narrator and Annabel Lee is so strong and beautiful and pure that even the seraphs, the highest order of angels in heaven, envy it. They attempt to kill this love by sending a chilling wind that kills Annabel Lee. However, the love remains alive–eternal–because the souls of the lovers remain united.
Both have the same ideas, and both go wrong (one more than the other), and Pygmalion ends happier than Frankenstein. In Eliza Doolittle's fairytale, she ends up marrying Freddy because he loves her, in contrast to the tragic deaths of Frankenstein and theoretically his monster as well. Also, in both of these stories, the initial goal of each creator are reached
One was his quick transition of love from Rosaline to Juliet. After Rosaline rejects Romeo, soon afterwards, at the Capulet’s party, Romeo meets only Juliet briefly yet, immediately declares himself in love with her* If Romeo did not have the flaw of falling in love too quickly and deeply, it would have perhaps, prevented the chaos that would have ensured later on in the story when Juliet and got involved with each other. *“Did my heart love till now? Forswear it, sight! For I ne’er saw true beauty till the night.” ( Act 1 scene 5, lines 52 – 53) Another flaw in Romeo’s character was his unpremeditated thinking.
Thomas 1 Graydon Thomas Mrs.Venturini ENG2D June 1st 2014 Unnecessary Suicide The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, by William Shakespeare, is a romantic and suspenseful story enjoyable to all. Romeo and Juliet fall in love, later to find that they are enemies. They continue to practice their love secretly, until things become complicated, making suicide a choice. Their deaths were their own fault. Although their miserable ending could’ve changed into a happily ever after.
Such vibrancy still flowed from her, her lips as radiant as ever, her skin as fresh as rain on the deathless earth. Now truly seeing Juliet dead, my life became pointless. But wait, thou be’t Tybalt there as well, oh cousin why. Your death was not intentionally. I then kissed Juliet good bye and
However, the most outstanding technique used was foreshadowing which was established in part seven: Champagne and Accordions, page 382. “It was the best time of her life.” This line explicitly indicates that Liesel is the happiest she will ever be, the technique also gives the reader a clue as to what may happen further on in the novel. On the other hand, the two towns are juxtaposed in Renaud’s film The Lorax. This technique is spotted near the end of the film, when Ted (second main character) destroys a wall of Thneedsville to authenticate to the local residents that Thneedsville is not a perfect place and that a change of lifestyle and change in awareness is needed. Ted clearly stated “Things are only going to get worse unless we change our ways.” This quote gives a distinct idea that change itself is a broad diversity resulting either in a good or bad
Chapter 28 through 29 is a great chapter if readers love scenarios that leaves them outraged. The thrill of these 2 chapters gives readers an amazing adrenaline rush that makes it much interesting. Horrifying scenes are always the best! Finally, the last 2 chapters of To Kill A Mockingbird was overwhelming/peaceful. After all the chaos that happened throughout the book, the end made it all much better.
He approaches Juliet and after reciting a few lines comparing her to a saint her proceeds to kiss her. His aching heart for Rosaline seems to have recovered as soon as he found a new target, and the innocent Juliet takes every word to heart. Juliet falls trap to his charm and attention within a single meeting while Romeo was driven to the party because of his love for another woman. When a new opportunity for him to get a girl to sleep with presents itself, he takes it and seduces the first beautiful girl he sees. Not only is the love displayed in “Romeo and Juliet” extremely unrealistic, the romanticism is completely full of Romeo’s ulterior motives to forget Rosaline.