Edward And Will's Use Of External Conflict In The Film Water

Water is as clear as glass. In the beginning of the movie there was a river and the camera was underwater and you could see fish. Calloway said,”Big fish in a small pond, but here is the ocean and you’re drowning.” Edward was underwater in the tub and Sandra walked in then Edward said,”I was drying out.” Then in the end of the movie, in Will’s story, Edward is let down in the water and he turned into a fish. The main external conflict in this movie is between Edward and Will. Will hates that his dad takes all the glory from him. Edward always tells his big fish story and everyone loves it. Will thinks his dad has a second life. Will dislikes his father very much. “Big fish in a small pond, but this here is an ocean, and you’re drowning.” I think Mr. Calloway means Ed is used to a small area but now he’s in a big area. With him being in a big area, he is not doing well with it.
They live on after him. And in that way he becomes immortal.” This is important in the movie because the stories continue being told after someone passes away. It’s important in humanity because when someone passes away, stories about them continue being told. “Most things you consider evil or wicked are simply lonely and lacking niceness.” This is important because many people in the movie seem mean such as, Don, Karl, and Calloway. In all reality though, they just need someone to be there for them. This is true in real life because many bullies just need someone to like them and be there for