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    Subculture: Greasers

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    Greasers Subculture Values and Beliefs: History- Greasers originated in the early 1950’s increasingly popular toward the 1960’s. They originated in the young northeaster and southern united states street gangs and changed rapidly unto other type of individuals. Initially it arose from working class families that didn’t have access to the greatest educational resources. They existed before gangs were dependent on violence and drugs. The greasers of the 1950s took their name from the “Greaser Act”

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    Supernatural Vampires Never Die is the title of the essay written by Guillermo Del Toro and Chuck Hogan‚ but it is also a statement that is true in multiple ways. Earlier in history people heard tales of them or read books were they encountered vampires‚ nowadays they will visit you on your TV- screen‚ in books‚ magazines‚ movies and etc.; they are everywhere to be found. First and foremost we all know vampires are immortal‚ it is a big part of their allure. Second‚ vampires manage to live on

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    would if he were home. It was man vs. nature as Chuck Noland (played by Tom Hanks) on an island alone for the majority of the movie. Chuck Noland is a Fed-Ex systems engineer. The night after proposing to his girlfriend Kelly (played by Helen Hunt)‚ he gets on a plane that is carrying a cargo that he is escorting. How ironic is it that he told Kelly that he would be right back and then ends up taking an extreme nosedive in the ocean. Luckily‚ Noland washes up on the shore of a remote island. For

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    Language arts: Film Title: Cast Away Level: Secondary Five Lessons: 6 – 8 lessons Teaching procedures: A. | Trailer | | Previewing activities | | 1. | Watch a film trailer. | | 2. | Ss work in groups of three to write down their thoughts. | | 3. | Ss work in groups of three to predict the plot and theme of the film. | | | | B. | First Clipping | | While-viewing activity | | 1. | Fill in a character map. | | Post-viewing activities | | 1. | Identify the state

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    belief system is direly needed. As shown through Pi Patel from Life of Pi and Chuck Noland from Cast Away‚ holding onto a belief of something provides one with the determination to survive the worst conditions. Both the novel and the book share the story of two castaways who depend on their belief in something to survive and conquer their respective challenges – Pi Patel who depends on his faith in religion‚ and Chuck Noland with his faith in returning to civilization back to his loved one. At one point

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    Cast Away

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    Physical journey is someone or something moves from one place to another. The film‚ Cast Away‚ directed by Robert Zemeckis‚ shows concepts of physical journey by using the character Chuck Noland who trapped in an isolated and uninhabited island as a result of a plane crash. Through the film‚ Robert Zemeckis shows that physical journeys are often arduous by nature‚ a person can feel isolated during the journey‚ and a physical journey can be repeated in the reverse order. The film Cast Away reflects

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    island tales. The isolation throughout these stories may be seen as both positive and negative in different situations. Positive being that whoever is in the position of isolation‚ which in this situation are the boys from Lord of the Flies and Chuck Noland from "Castaway‚" have the opportunity to grow‚ evolve and become more independent. It can also be perceived as negative where a person in isolation becomes desperate‚ delusional‚ and have a completely different state of mind by the end of their

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    Life of Pi vs Castaway

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    house to another. In order to flourish‚ one must adapt to fit their surroundings. In Life of Pi‚ written by Yann Martel and Castaway‚ directed by Robert Zemeckis‚ Pi Patel and Chuck Noland both illustrate the importance of change‚ especially without the comfort of technologies are both characters are used to. Pi and Chuck change their diets‚ overcome loneliness‚ and are resourceful when they face the ordeal of being stranded. In Life of Pi‚ Pi Patel starts off by talking about his belief in being

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    Physiological needs; Chuck Noland’s actions agreed with Maslow’s Hierarchy when we got on the island‚ he immediately sought food. The items that were already present on the island were Coconuts‚ Rocks‚ Sticks‚ and Palmetto Leaves. They met the needs of Physiological and Safety. The items that Chuck Noland used from the FedEx boxes were Clothing‚ Volleyball‚ Ice Skates‚ and VHS tapes. The needs that these items met were Physiological and Love. The movie Cast Away‚ Chuck Noland was stranded on an island

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    during a sudden violent storm. On many days‚ there were violent storms which made Chuck Noland’s life on the island even more difficult. As well as struggling to keep his life‚ Tom Hanks’ character struggled to keep his sanity. His struggle is shown clearly by Tom Hanks’ acting. Tom Hanks’ acting was a show of the challenges Chuck Noland had to face. He went through many challenges physically and emotionally. Chuck Noland had to go from a fast-paced life in the city to an unpredictable island life and

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