PLEASANTVILLE
1. I am going to describe David and his sister Jennifer. Before David “jumped” into PLEASANTVILLE, he is isolated. He only has one friend, when he wants to hang out with a girl, he pretends that he is talking to the girl, but the truth is he stands a hundred yards across the schoolyard from the girl. He reads all the books, and was addicted himself to the firm: Pleasantville which he can remember all the name of the person, all relationships between every characteristic, all the words they said, and even the music in that firm. I think the most important reason of this behavior is that he is too lonely; his whole word is about the books and movie. But his sister, Jennifer is totally different. She wears the latest clothes, is boy crazy, and follows the crowd. Before she gets into Pleasantville, I think she is a bad student.
After they struggle with each other, fighting for the remote control, they jump into the Pleasantville, and then David becomes Bud, and Jennifer becomes Mary Sue. David adapted to the life in Pleasantville quickly, I think the first thing that began to change is because of his late Johnson can’t do anything, and this shows how important he is. He even didn’t realize it, but when he was in his real life, no one will feel uncomfortable without him. Johnson begin to ask him how to do this how to do that, just like he is in charge. When he told Johnson he could make cheeseburgers without him, Johnson was skeptical, David encouraged him: you can do it! David became the leader when he gets into Pleasantville, and he began to worry about Jennifer, maybe because he thinks he is familiar with this whole world, but Jennifer isn’t. He is afraid of she will screw up this thing. The people in Pleasantville all the time do the same things, when David didn’t close the shop with Johnson, Johnson felt different, but he likes these changes, he don’t want to make hamburgers. He told David that he realizes the only thing he wants to do is to painting. Moreover,
After they struggle with each other, fighting for the remote control, they jump into the Pleasantville, and then David becomes Bud, and Jennifer becomes Mary Sue. David adapted to the life in Pleasantville quickly, I think the first thing that began to change is because of his late Johnson can’t do anything, and this shows how important he is. He even didn’t realize it, but when he was in his real life, no one will feel uncomfortable without him. Johnson begin to ask him how to do this how to do that, just like he is in charge. When he told Johnson he could make cheeseburgers without him, Johnson was skeptical, David encouraged him: you can do it! David became the leader when he gets into Pleasantville, and he began to worry about Jennifer, maybe because he thinks he is familiar with this whole world, but Jennifer isn’t. He is afraid of she will screw up this thing. The people in Pleasantville all the time do the same things, when David didn’t close the shop with Johnson, Johnson felt different, but he likes these changes, he don’t want to make hamburgers. He told David that he realizes the only thing he wants to do is to painting. Moreover,