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    Ashley Polston ACP Comp P3 November 18‚ 2014 Justified or Not In the film Cider House Rulesrule breaking and deceit are somewhat justifiable acts that the characters use out of selfishness. Homer Wells is an orphan that grew up in an orphanage in Maine in the 1940s. The orphanage was directed by a man named Dr. Wilbur Larch. As Wells grew‚ Larch took the initiative to take him under his wing and teach him to be an unlicensed‚ skilled doctor. One ordinary day‚ Candy Kendall and Wally Worthington

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    The Cider House Rules “The Cider House Rules” is a very fascinating movie‚ adapted by John Irving. The movie was cast in the mid 1940s‚ shortly after the beginning of World War II . The movie revolves around an orphanage run by Dr. Wilbur Larch (Michael Caine)‚ a good-hearted doctor‚ who not only procures abortion of unwanted children but also take care of abandoned infants into his friendly orphanage until the children become mature enough to be adopted. The Cedar House of Rules title comes from

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    (supplied by the customer): "The Cider House Rules" DESCRIPTION (supplied by the customer): The Doctor offers 2 incongruous services ... how can these services coexist? Answer the following questions: What is the moral dilemma posed in the story? A Birth occurs in the story ... how does this affect the main character’s view? What happens to change the main characters view? What are the Cider House Rules and what are they a metaphor for? Who broke the Cider House Rules? What is the moral of the story

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    The Cider House Rules The movie‚ The Cider House Rules‚ contains many different themes and elements that could have been interpreted several different ways depending on the person and their distinct preference. Some themes that are present within the movie include the dilemma of abortion‚ the destiny of oneself‚ and other minor themes. These others which are spoken of‚ are not necessarily main themes‚ but none-the-less remain pertinent and relevant to the way a movie-goer views this film. The

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    The movie “The Cider House Rules” is an interesting glimpse into a life that many of us will never be exposed to‚ life within an orphanage. This film follows the lives of Dr. Larch‚ a doctor who runs an orphanage‚ and Homer Wells‚ a perpetually orphaned boy who Dr. Larch takes under his wing and who assists Dr. Larch in the medical practice of the orphanage. This film delves into several major themes‚ the biggest of which is question of medical morality regarding abortion. The film takes place in

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    Report: Cider House Rules Review In present society‚ abortions are a legal procedure that is preformed daily. Millions of women each year exercise their right to abort a fetus before the term of viability without legal repercussions. In 1973‚ The United States Supreme Court’s Ruling in favor of Roe vs. Wade granted women the right to choose. However‚ before this imperative decision by the Supreme Court‚ illegal abortions were implemented in unsanitary conditions. The 1999 film‚ “Cider House Rules”‚ directed

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    Another rule in the Cider House rule is no smoking in bed. When Homer was new there he read the rules and saw that many of them were doing exactaly that. Holmer did not really care but in society today smoking in genral is looked down on and many accedints have occered due to smoking in bed. Mr. Rose said to Holmer was that “we make our own rules.” this relates to our society in 2016 because there are rules almost anywhere you go. All of these rules will be broken at some point and people don’t care

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    The Cider House Rules‚ directed by Lasse Hallström‚ presents the audience with controversial issues such as incest‚ abortion‚ and adoption‚ to emphasize the damage of youth and children. Incest is shown‚ by Hallström‚ to cause emotional wreckage as a result of abuse of power. This is exemplified in the incestuous relationship between Mr. Rose and his daughter Rose Rose and the attempted interference of the protagonist of the film‚ Homer Wells. In many parts of the film‚ Mr. Rose’s feelings

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    The story based in Maine during World War II‚ partly in the home of an orphanage‚ partly at apple orchard where migrant workers come every year to pick fruit and press cider. Home of an orphanage. Doctor Larch –director of orphanage. He is a gynecologist and helps mothers who come to the orphanage give a birth to unwanted babies‚ and also performs abortions (illegal at that time). One of the unwanted babies is Homer. He was unique from the beginning. Homer was adopted twice‚ but unsuccessfully

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    Love is interrupted by the broken hearts of failure and rejection. A description also examines the meaning of family from a different perspective- an orphanage. In this classic coming of age novel‚ “the cider house rules”‚ author john Irving tells the tale of homer wells‚ an orphan who struggles throughout his life to be a hero to others and eventually reveals ultimately a hero himself. Irving describes the struggle of abortion‚ which becomes the fight of the young protagonist‚ homer wells. Homer

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