Ellie Linton’s character is tested when she comes home to find the family pets dead. She must choose between right and wrong in her follow-up actions, battling through trauma and distress. Then her best friend, Corrie, witnesses her home being destroyed. It is in the group’s human spirit and empathy for each that keeps them strong. Ellie again questions herself and her actions when she blows up a lawnmower to save her friends.
Having completed her wish, Matty attempts to kill Ned and Mary Ann Simpson who helped her carry out the mission so that the case could be closed. A woman identified as Matty is found dead and Ned ends up going to jail. There he finds out that Matty’s name was actually Mary Ann Simpson and that the body found dead was that of Matty Tyler, name of her high school friend. This movie definitely bears certain legal issues that give reasons to characters acting in certain ways. Throughout this paper, I will address these issues and show their application in plot.
The father was mad at his wife for what she had done, so he saw it as his wife threw their sweet little girl to the wolves. Was this really what happened? Well the husband actually never knew what happened, he just assumed the worst. Since the husband kept repeating this story over and over the son only could picture “Aanakwad swing the girl lightly over
Carrie left the burning school and walked home. As she walked, Billy was about to run her over, but Carrie made the car flip over and killed Chris and Billy. When Carrie arrived home, she broke down in her mother’s arms. Her mother thought the devil had taken over Carrie and stabbed her in the back. Carrie threw knives at her mother and killed her.
This movie tells the story of Kristen, a young woman who is arrested after burning down a farmhouse, and ends up in a remote ward of a mental institution with no recollection of her life before. Here therapist Dr. Stringer is treating four other disturbed young women; Prim and proper artist Iris, Flirtatious Sarah, Self-harmer Emily, and the shy childish soft-toy-bunny-cuddling Zoey. Soon Kristen notices that the malevolent spirit of young girl is haunting the ward and one-by-one her fellow inmates are brutally killed. The other girls clearly know more than they are letting on and Kristen realizes the only way to survive is to escape. As she struggles to escape, she will uncover a truth far more dangerous and horrifying than anyone could have imagined.
“Saidu had climbed to the attic to bring down rice for their journey, when the rebels stormed in. He sat in the attic, holding his breath and listening to the wailing of his sisters as the rebels raped them. His father shouted at them to stop, and one of the rebels hit him with the butt of his gun. Saidu’s mother cried and apologised to her daughters for having brought them into this world to be victims of such madness. After the rebels had raped the sisters over and over, they bundled up the family’s property and made Saidu’s parents carry it.
Wolf’s first horrific tragedy was when he was eleven. His mother, 35 and three months pregnant, was mostly a stay at home mom, his dad was out on the bike running some errands and Wolf was at school. His mom had caught her skirt on fire by getting to close to the stove. She was frantically searching for ways to put out the flames. She could not find anything so she ran outside.
Sarah, having dealt with the things that she has dealt with, has evolved into heck of woman. When she was young, she was abused by her mentally unstable father. Sarah had told everybody that her mom accidently spilled a bowl of boiled spaghetti on her, but in reality her father burned her face with a wood stove at the age of three. No three year old should have to go through what has happened to Sarah;
The main character in the film, Babydoll, has been institutionalised by her abusive stepfather shortly after the death of her mother. In the opening scene, which shortly I will begin to analyse in full detail, we see Babydoll accidently shoot and, presumably murder, her younger sister, by misfiring a gun aimed at her stepfather whist trying to protect her. Horrified at what she has done, she flees, meanwhile her stepfather has rang the police and falsely claimed that Babydoll has murdered her sister in some form of crazed state, - resulting in her institutionalisation and the stepfathers probable inheritance of the contents of his deceased wife’s will, which she had previously left everything to her two daughters. The opening scene begins with the opening credits merging from the point of view of an audience in a theatre. You can clearly see a stage and the curtains rise to reveal the protagonist of the film, ‘Baby Doll’ sat in what appears to be her bedroom, facing away from the audience with her back to the camera.
But that life led Stacey into trouble. She spent her 17th birthday in jail on charges that included driving a stolen vehicle and possession of marijuana (¶ 1-5). When people read a story such as Stacey’s they believe if a person lives in poverty, the person is automatically a