House On Mango Street Act 1 Scene 2 Essay
Lola finds herself back in her room, waking up to the ringing of the telephone. On the other end is Manni. After Lola hears Manni’s proposition, she runs out of her apartment. The camera again shifts on the calendar, but this time the date says December 23, 2017. Manni is shown walking toward the Reichstag building, still wrapped. The scene shifts back to Lola and the aristocrat can be seen again talking to a group of people. This time when Lola goes by, she knocks off the hat of the aristocrat and says to him in German, “Go back to where you came from”. The man shivers in fear and walks away embarrassed. Lola then heads to the Brandenburg Gate. The women dressed in green are still conjured together, but Lola notices they are more hostile.
…show more content…
She busts out the door, and when the camera shifts scenes to the calendar, the date is December 24, 2017, one day before Christmas. As she passes the crowd of influencers, she notices something different. A young man is leading the conversation. He looks Turkish, and by the words he is using, he sounds educated. Lola smiles as she runs by, making her way back to the gate. Political unrest is the best way to describe the atmosphere around the gate. Lola bowls through and makes it out on the other side, where this time Manni has a car ready for Lola to hop in. While they speed up to the Reichstag building, Lola hands Manni the pen, and they enter. Angela Merkel is patently waiting. Manni throws the pen in her direction, and miraculously Angela makes the catch. Quickly, she signs a coalition on the parchment. The feeling of unrest is finally lifted off the shoulders of the citizens. The final shot of the film includes Manni and Lola both shaking the hand of the chancellor outside the Reichstag building, where this time there is no wrapping at all. The building has been restored and will now continue to act as a place where the people’s voices are heard. An aerial shot of Germany shows color being restored to a black and white nation, then the film goes
She busts out the door, and when the camera shifts scenes to the calendar, the date is December 24, 2017, one day before Christmas. As she passes the crowd of influencers, she notices something different. A young man is leading the conversation. He looks Turkish, and by the words he is using, he sounds educated. Lola smiles as she runs by, making her way back to the gate. Political unrest is the best way to describe the atmosphere around the gate. Lola bowls through and makes it out on the other side, where this time Manni has a car ready for Lola to hop in. While they speed up to the Reichstag building, Lola hands Manni the pen, and they enter. Angela Merkel is patently waiting. Manni throws the pen in her direction, and miraculously Angela makes the catch. Quickly, she signs a coalition on the parchment. The feeling of unrest is finally lifted off the shoulders of the citizens. The final shot of the film includes Manni and Lola both shaking the hand of the chancellor outside the Reichstag building, where this time there is no wrapping at all. The building has been restored and will now continue to act as a place where the people’s voices are heard. An aerial shot of Germany shows color being restored to a black and white nation, then the film goes