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Donnie Darko Journey
Bradley Ramon In the film, Donnie Darko, the theory and application of time travel is demonstrated for public viewers. In the film main character, Donnie Darko, is portrayed as a troubled teenager who has no real social connections to other people. During the movie a parallel universe is created in the original universe, however when the parallel universe is created there is a malfunction and Donnie was chosen to correct the imperfection, and was also granted supernatural powers. Along with the help of these powers he is guided to complete his destiny. These people who are helping him are both dead and alive, for instance, Frank, is dead in the primary universe and becomes a sort of “dead minion” who guides Donnie towards his destiny

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