The Joker also kills a few people at the expense of Batman as Batman would not reveal himself. This links with Heart of Darkness because in Heart of Darkness, it says ‘Light as order, civilisation, knowledge and dark as without rules, wild. It shows the conflicting nature of man – Not all that is light is good. They also say that they are for civilisation when in fact they’re really there for ivory, and they want to kill the savages. We can see this in Kurtz’s report too when he says ‘exterminate all the brutes’ at the end of it.
Douglas Quaid is a married man who works at The Colony building robot policeman. One night, he goes to Rekall, a company that implants artificial memories. Quaid decides he wants to be a spy and right before the process begins a swat team kills everyone in there, except Quaid. He then magically is able to kill all of them and escapes. He goes home to find that his wife, Lori, is actually not his wife, she is a spy trying to kill him.
Hopes decides to help rebels overthrow the despicable Caldwell. Under Hop’s protection , rebels make their way through the shattered streets to the headquarters. Caldwell and his henchmen are overthrown in a stunning coup. With blessings of the population, Hope takes control of the monopoly , opening all the amenities to all the people, to pee for free whenever they like. The character conflict was surprising because I really did not expect the main character, Bobby Strong to die or be dropped from the building as it happened in the play.
Bain and Hitler wanted to eliminate a certain group of people in each of their situations, to make their city or country better than what it currently was. In the movie The Dark Knight Rises, Bane a main villain in the film proclaims that his revolution's enemies are the rich and the corrupt, who he contends are oppressing "the people", and fooling them with myths of opportunity. By him trying to eliminate the rich and corrupt he is influencing the poor and criminals to join him in his destiny. Bane has many different public speeches, for example he has a speech that talks about “the people” running their own city and that “police will survive as they learn to serve true justice”. The speech helps create an army for Bane, people that fallow under him that want “true justice”, the poor and prisoners are an example.
The most important lesson I learned this year in school is to pay attention in class and not to doodle while the teacher is talking. The worst thing you can do is draw a picture that shows President Bush’s head on a pole with blood gushing out of his bulging eyesballs. If you do something like this, it means you’re probably going to blow up the Oklahoma Book Depsitory, or fly remote conrtrol planes into the White House, like the CIA did on 9/11. Even if you’re only 15 like me, you can hijack a bus (like Sandra Bullock did in that cool movie, Speed), and drive it into the Bush ranch at Waco, and burn all the children to death. I learned that drawing pictures of the President with his arms growing out of his head is no laughing matter.
Gotham District Attorney, Harvey Dent, attempts to use the judicial process to take down the mob and the Joker. Harvey later takes a turn for the worse after he believes that the Joker has killed his girlfriend Harvey turns into Two-Face who decides whither people live or die by his lucky coin. In the climactic ending Batman defeats the Joker and the citizens of Gotham unite in a social experiment the Joker had organized. After his fight with the Joker Batman stops Harvey “Two-Faced” Dent from killing the police commissioner's son. In the process of saving the boy Batman pushes
The Joker: A Character Analysis Introduction to Psychopathology In the movie The Dark Knight, there is a gritty and dark portrayal of a famous villain called The Joker. The name The Joker is synonymous with the Batman series and is also known as one of his arch enemies. While the movies are centered on the premise of good versus evil, there is a much deeper story behind the actors and the characters they play. The Joker, played by the talented Heath Ledger, is a complex character that cannot help but be admired. He takes the viewer on a journey where the character is a robber, a murderer, a prankster, a blackmailer, a charismatic menace to society, a traitor, and turns killing into a game, all while making him a fantastic character to watch.
V is not stable throughout the film. He bombs populated buildings, kills hundreds of innocent civilians, he is a merciless murderer. But he is the hero of the society that is oppressed by Norsefire regime. Despite these facts, his evil part isn’t visible to us. So why don’t we consider V as an evil character?
The Joker gives the power to the people to get what he wants, which is to create chaos by the death of many people. He wants to prove that people are just as corrupt as he is. Christopher Nolan makes a point that men have power like the Joker does but by the end of the movie no one ends up on top due to corruption. Power is also depicted in the film through the constant battle for power between Batman and the Joker. In the film Batman is presented with two opportunities to kill the Joker but he doesn’t even after the Joker says “I want you to hit me (kill me) ”.
What is going on? The monster may hate Victor, want to take vengeance on him, want to kill all his friends in gruesome and inhuman ways, but that doesn’t mean he doesn’t love the guy. Of course, the other reason the monster turns on the water works is that Victor was his last connection to humanity. If you hadn’t noticed, the monster is one