Rise Of The Guardian Compare And Contrast

The majority of children knows who these fictional characters are: Santa Claus, Easter Bunny, and the Tooth Fairy, there is one character that is very different than the rest of them and that is Jack Frost. Rise of the Guardians, which was directed by Peter Ramsey in 2012, which is a good movie because it teaches kids to always believe in yourself no matter what. He is soon to be a Guardian and which he does not want to be because no one believes in him in the world; not even a single soul. People should always believe in themselves even if no one else does to keep yourself up and never think your life does not have a purpose. Jack Frost is a character is a small side character that does not play a big role in this world. What he mostly does is freeze the world to get it ready for winter and to make it longer. Not many people pay attention to what makes it winter and just goes with it. They just know it is the time of the year and thinks “Wintertime all ready? Wow.” He tries his best to get out and be known, but once he is close enough to being known, another historical figure like the Tooth Fairy takes the spot. It happened when Jack was messing with some kids and one had a bobsleigh and he happened to make him go all around
Santa was intimidating Jack which he was scared and walked backwards into a wall to question what he is about and what is special about him to be able to help out in the mission at hand, which an enemy called Pitch is coming back and giving kids nightmares. Pitch is the enemy that has been in slumber for a long time and now is going around and seeing kids’ dreams and implanting nightmares in them so it will make him stronger and the mystical people they believed in weaker. Santa is trying to find what is special about him because he was made a guardian and is trying to find what is his center which is his