Life In The Freezer Research Paper

Life in the Freezer was directed by Alastair Fothergill and was originally released on November 18, 1993. Life in the Freezer is the fifth scene in the movie of life. This is the point in life where you retire, your kids have grown up and have most likely moved out. Since you no longer have to continuously look after your children you will have more free time to do other activities and take better care of yourself. When things get difficult for penguins, they will do whatever is necessary to keep themselves safe. The fifth scene of life is about you and taking care of yourself after a long time of taking care of others. You may take up a hobby or just stay in and watch your favorite movies, after all, you deserve it! However, these changes
can lead you to realize that there are more yesterdays than there will be tomorrows. Therefore, you begin to feel senile. The male penguins also begin to feel senile when they must return their children to their mothers. It is no secret that the older you get, the wiser you become. Therefore it makes sense that in these last stages of life, after you have experienced many things that you attained a plethora of knowledge. This knowledge helps you realize all of the amazing blessings in life. No matter how small they may have seemed at the time they all contributed to putting you where you are now. Consequently, you begin to observe and appreciate the finer things in life. In this scene, the movie may start to slow down so the audience is able to appreciate the detail. This stage of life is when you begin to take life slow and appreciate everything around you.