Hushpuppy Analysis

The writer was able to describe specifically what was supposed to be in the film. The descriptions were written in so much detail that you can imagine the surroundings of the characters and how their lives are in that kind of environment. For instance in the start of the script, the writer describes the setting in a way that makes you think of the scene. The description goes “An abandoned looking trailer sits on top of two 15-foot-tall oil drums. Distant thunder trembles through the peeling metal panels. The structure is in such disrepair, that surely no one lives here.” and when the writer Hushpuppy in the introduction makes you do think of how she truly looks likes because the words were put together in a way that your mind can easily visualize.
He knows it’s the last time. Wink motions for her to come closer. Hushpuppy inches toward him. It takes all of her might. She sits on his bed. Hushpuppy takes her to-go container from Elysian Fields out of a paper bag and pops it. She unwraps a gator nugget, dips it in hot sauce, and holds it out for Wink to take a bite. Hushpuppy watches as Wink chews weakly. She eats one herself. Wink and Hushpuppy draw it out. They don't want it to end. It takes a full minute for him to swallow the first bite, and she paces herself to finish when he does. Wink's chest heaves up and down, harder and harder. A tear rolls down his face. WINK (choking up) “No crying, you hear?” She holds them back, being tough for her Daddy. HUSHPUPPY No crying. Hushpuppy’s face hardens, and even as the tears fall, we see a strength and composure that only Wink could have put there. She falls into his arms and he embraces her. Hushpuppy squeezes Wink. She does not let go. She stays strong. Wink’s hand trembles on her back. She holds him as his deep, warm, heartbeat slows, slows, and stops. His weight slumps over her. She keeps on holding him, but she knows’. This scene gave the best visual because it makes you feel so much emotion. It feels that by reading these descriptions, it is like you are watching the movie. Not only that but reading these descriptions you can actually tear up because you visualize every word and those visuals tug at the emotions which makes the writer so great that he was able to write something that truly tugs at the