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- 1741: Lord Of The Flies - Chapter Summaries
- ... about how they are now sure the beast exists after seeing it the previous night. Jack turns against Ralph and says untrue things about Ralph to turn the others against him which has the desired effect. Jack proposes that he become chief but this idea is unpopular, so he goes off on his own, and urges anyone else who wants to hunt, to come too. Ralph and the rest built another ...
- 1742: Lolita
- ... dog. This was done to strengthen the story because we got to see and realize that Lolita was growing a desire for the Hollywood star. The scenes that were removed from the novel had little effect on the feel of the story. For example, there is a long drawn out scene where Charlotte is returning from camp and Humbert is panicking in his decision to stay or leave as the car ...
- 1743: Lives Of The Saints
- ... Vittorio comes across on numerous occasions throughout the story. (There are far more characters in this story then I could mention on these pages, so I will write about the people who had the greatest effect on Vittorio). His encounter with Luciano of Rocca Secca is one of the key elements in the book. For his seventh birthday, Vittorio and his mother travel to Rocca Secca to buy him some birthday ...
- 1744: Like Water For Chocolate - Movie Vs Book
- ... to personal taste. As someone once said, "Beauty is in the eye of the beholder." Another striking difference between the movie and the book is that both are developed by different sexes. This obviously could effect the compare and contrast views of this paper. For example, being male, I found that the two images that left the greatest impression were of sexual nature, Gertrudis making love with the soldier, and Tita ...
- 1745: Life Of Ma Parker
- ... Brill’s experience at the Jardins Publiques, when she eavesdrops on the lovers’ conversation. Both experiences bring about a change in the lives of these two marginal women, a realization of their loneliness. The full effect of Miss Brill’s observation of the lovers does not come until she goes home, her day ruined. Miss Brill is so hurt that she does not even stop at the baker’s to get ...
- 1746: Kindred
- ... how’d you like to be called trash. I see you don’t like it. I don’t like being called nigger either.’ (61) This also illustrates how Dana believes she can have a lasting effect on Rufus, to steer him away from the ways of his father. However, she only has a limited period of time to shed her 20th century mentality on him. And, Rufus’ change is not gradual ...
- 1747: Jurassic Park
- ... flaw in the park, was how Hammond and the other designers didn't even consider the unpredictability of nature and of life itself. Arnold tries to explain that Malcolm's chaos theory and the Malcolm effect wouldn't apply to the park because it was a life system and not a model on a computer. The very thing he was arguing to contradict the chaos theory is evidence to support it ...
- 1748: Johnny Got His Gun
- ... precious than anyone else’s but that Americans have their freedom. This enables them to make decisions to protect themselves without the fear of being reprimanded. Not everyone can make individual decisions without a cause-effect. However he believed that no one should die for their country or any lame reason their country gives them. Such as many mendacious reasons the American government gave to its people. "If they weren’t ...
- 1749: Interview And Death
- ... A once strong, handsome, and athletic man, he now weighs close to 100 pounds, his appetite having fallen victim to rigorous treatments of chemotherapy. David speaks slowly, at times obviously in great pain, a side effect from drugs which are a last ditch effort toward a miracle. He composes himself and explains, "No one can ever truly know what the feeling of death is like until they actually feel it for ...
- 1750: In Dubious Battle
- ... of the book that I did not care for was that of their being no explanation of what happened after the strike was resolved. It would have been interesting to learn about the type of effect that the strike had on the people, as well as what type of change occurred among them. Because of the interesting perspectives that this book provides, I would recommend that others read it. I would ...
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