The man behind the scissors? (Literally). You couldn’t call him a man, the creative creature who performs these sculptures is the ugliest thing around, with the only ability to make everything pretty except himself, so it proves Tim Burton really did portray his own self image in Edward. However, if you ‘snip’ away those hideous looks, inside his metal heart is the warmest thing in the town and its almost impossible for you not to fall for this man made monster. A lot of Burton’s
His soul’s probably in heaven and all that junk but his body, his body is stuck here in the dirt. Boy, do I miss that old red hair of his. Most red heads are said to have a bad temper and all, but not old Allie. He was a good kid, he really was. I can remember this one time I would tell old Allie to meet me at Bobby’s house, even though we would wait for him we never played with him.
Doc is a very brilliant and compassionate man. Though his being the only highly intelligent resident in Cannery Row is what sets him apart from others. Every single person respects and idolizes Doc, but at the same time, no one can fully comprehend him or give Doc complete company. Even while Hazel accompanies Doc on a trip to the tide pools, Doc is very much shown as being out casted from Hazel and everybody else. In response to Hazel’s question about stink beetles, Doc answers, “The remarkable thing…isn’t that they put their tails up in the air- the really incredible thing is that we find it remarkable” (38).
The best part of the scene was when he told Ponyboy to stay gold; that part was the most convincing, since it looked like he was actually dying and because of the way he said it. Taken as a whole, Johnny’s character was depicted excellently, though Matt Dillion was definitely the top dog of this film. Matt Dillion did an outstanding job at playing the role of Dally. In the scene that Johnny died, Matt Dillion’s body language and emotions matched the description of the book very well; he looked very distraught and depressed. This scene was also a great scene because Dally’s character finally showed his true colors, and it was illustrated as well as it was in the book, possibly even better.
Trust me, the white dove bar is by far the best, liquid soap being the worst. Imagine A Christmas Story times ten. In my opinion dirty language is as American as apple pie. As my vocabulary slowly developed, so did my knowledge of dirty words. I still think swear words are funny, and I truly enjoy using them once and awhile.
They didn’t need Piggy so that gave the boys peace. Power is the most important. Piggy’s glasses started a fire twice. Whoever started the fire had power. The smallest things in life could mean nothing to you.
Bailey Jr often stole pickles from the store and seemed to get away with everything because everyone liked him so much. A quote from chapter 4 explains what was going on. “When I was described by our playmates as being shit color, he was lauded for his velvet-black skin. His hair fell down in black curls, and my head was covered with black steel wool. And yet he loved me” (4.9).
Owen- cute Fury animal attractivness Nakedness/ nearly transparent ears Rodent lie Sharp face Embryonic fox Nearly constant frown Highly intelligent Weird glowing skin Dwarf like- super small Tiny size- powerful personality Very religious- believes strongly in fate Told adults what to do at a young age Represents relationship between the earthly and the spiritual Advocate of faith His weird, unhuman like nature emphasizes how he is gods instrument and how he is unreal that he was sent down by god to work for him Smallness- but does great things in life- shows contrast Ugly- but cute Tabby Sweater girl Lovely figure Good breasts-motherhood attarctivness Secretive- John's father/boston & maine represents a kind of idealized
And, of course they are both cookies, duh! Anyway they are both good cookies but lets face it Oreo is the better cookie. The Oreo and the Lorna Doones are good cookies and are both very tasty. They both have a lot in common and they both have a lot in common and a lot of differences. I Love
He's unprecedentedly giddy. There's anger, but it never festers — it's channelled into political action. In my opinion, Penn looked shockingly like Milk with dark wavy hair parted to one side and wore a tight T-shirt that