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    Once Were Warriors.

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    through the characters of Jake and Uncle Bully. Because of Jakes aggressive behavior and actions towards his family‚ he is portrayed in a negative way. Jake and his wife‚ Beth‚ still have moments during the film when the initial attraction they had for each other is still visible. But mostly life for Beth and Jake‚ especially for Beth‚ is a series of horrors‚ as Jake has a terrifying short fuse once he starts drinking. Jake brutally abuses his wife and children‚ believing that this is something he is

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    The film Ordinary People main focus is on Conrad’s family issues. Many conflicts in the novel slowly destroy Conrad’s family. This raises the issue of Conrad trying to commit suicide. The major theme that defines this novel is healing. Calvin and Beth Jarrett‚ are both high middle class white parents living in the suburbs. They go out and party a ton ever since the devastating lost of their oldest son Buck‚ in a boating accident. This brings a negative vibe to the family‚ which is why Conrad and

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    mainstream American audience might hold about a liberal expatriate such as Charlie. It is up to Beth‚ Charlie’s wife‚ to provide Ed with a counter narrative of him as an idealist‚ a childlike dreamer‚ and a man of

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    characters and how they become violent due to alcohol. At the beginning of the scene we see a close up of character Beth Heke’s face as she looks at herself with pride in the mirror. At this point of the scene she is feeling okay about herself‚ she can see something worthwhile in herself. Later in the scene when Jake‚ her husband‚ has brought his friends home for a party‚ we see Jake and Beth through an eye-level shot as they sing lovingly together. This shows at this moment in the party‚ they are equal

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    The Lucky One – Final: The rain and wind lashed the branches on either side of them‚ cutting their faces and hands. Beth nor Keith could see a thing due to the storm. The fallen branches on the path didn’t help much either. Beth knew that she had to hurry to get to Ben. But the faster she ran‚ the more she fell. Keith was right behind her and wasn’t staying on his feet well either. The mud was thick‚ sucking their feet in like a suction cup. By the time they made it to the bridge that crossed

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    How to choose the right type of Business form LAW/531 How to choose the right type of Business form Today’s business world has many choices for the new entrepreneur to decide from when forming a business. The choices are sole proprietorship‚ partnership‚ limited liability partnership‚ a limited liability company‚ a S corporation‚ a franchise‚ and a corporate form. Development of scenarios portraying each of these forms of business will aid the entrepreneur with deciding which form will

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    Ordinary People‚ by Judith Guest‚ is a touching‚ sensitive novel that deals with healing and moving on from a tragedy or a difficult situation. It uniquely tells the stories of two different people and their personal situations from chapter to chapter‚ and how each person recovers from his/her problems. The reader is taken into their lives to share and sympathize with their misunderstandings‚ their pain‚ and their ultimate healing. The novel begins with the statement: “To have a reason to get up

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    Once Were Warriors

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    create a universal and timeless idea about culture and belonging. Beth Heke (Rena Owen) is the epitome of this idea. She is tough‚ feisty‚ proud‚ but still extremely vulnerable‚ especially in the urban world where she is cut off from her culture. With the extra pressure of a fierce and overpowering husband she is battered and bruised and trying desperately to hold together her slowly falling-apart family. The contrast between Beth and her vicious husband Jake (Temuera Morrison) throughout the film

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    single and works as an editor for a publishing company‚ however she is not shown working after the beginning of the movie. 3. Summarize the plot of the movie. As the movie begins‚ Dan and his wife‚ Beth‚ go to a company party when he meets Alex Forrest for the first time. The next morning Beth and daughter‚ Ellen‚ leave for the weekend to look at a house they are considering moving into while Dan stays at home for a business meeting. When he arrives at the meeting‚ Alex is also there. After

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    Mr Paul Caddell

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    ‘What can be meant by living in the dark’: The Construction of Self-hood‚ Fantasy and Desire in Harold Pinter’s Night‚ Landscape and Silence This dissertation will examine Harold Pinter’s plays‚ Night‚ Silence and Landscape‚ through a Freudian lens. Looking at the psychological motivations that lead into the character’s alienated existences. I will examine and explore the biological drives and instincts that lead the characters to construct identities and invent realities in which they seek

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