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    like knowing about greeks god and goddesses was happy about the movie. I see that the greek epic was indeed rich in culture. In this movie i can have an idea of what happens before. its a good thing that there’s a movie like this . it really help us students because i think that we can much more understand the odyssey if were actually watching it eventhough that the teacher already taught it . it seems that the students

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    For this assignment I watched the movie The Giver because although I had read the book before I didn’t actually remember much about it. Even though the book is better than the movie‚ I actually really enjoyed the movie and found it extremely interesting. It all begins with the memories from the past were being erased and a boundary being set to keep the memories away. Everyday everyone would mandatorily have to get injected even though they didn’t know why‚ they would happen because they found to

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    PORTRAIL OF HYDE Stevenson makes sure the reader knows what a disturbed character Hyde is. He does this by using some horrific phrases in which to describe Hyde’s appearance and actions. Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was written in the 19th century. Around this time there were a lot of scientific advances. At the time people where still thinking about the book by Darwin‚ ‘’Origin of Species’’. This said that humans had originally come from apes. Stevenson portrays Hyde’s character is through his appearance

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    Mary Sow The plot that leads to the revelation of the scandal in the newspaper and the suicide of the three protagonists is similar in both the novel and the film. However‚ there are visibly several differences between the film and the novel. Unlike the novel‚ where the author Junichiro Tanizaki takes his time to vividly express events‚ the film has a relatively shorter span to fit the same plot. However‚ it is the film whose scene seems to better capture the emotions of the audience. The plot is

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    This book is about a fanciful young scientist Dr.Jekyll who struggles with unlocking the secrets of the soul. One day he is mixing a bunch of chemicals in his lab when he drinks a mixture‚ hoping it will isolate and eliminate evil. But instead‚ he unleashes dark forces within himself‚ Transforming him into the evil Mr.Hyde. Gabriel John Utterson a London reporter that is investigating two old friends Dr.Jekyll and Mr.Hyde. Who turns out to be Dr.Jekyll’s lawyer. One night in October‚ nearly a year

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    In the book Jekyll and Hyde there’s a lot of interesting people and very scary events that take place. Hyde is one of the characters in the book that look like a monster and does everything at night. “For example ‚ in the circle there was a man with a kind of back‚ sneering coolness frightened too” (7). As you can see Hyde is an example of a Gothic character because he is like a monster. Hyde as a very mysterious house because none of his doors has windows and door knobs. Hyde makes sure that nobody

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    Mr Hyde Analysis

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    of the struggle between good and evil. In this case‚ which do you think won? Use incidents from the story to support your answer. Both sides did not win. However‚ from its appearance‚ the evil side of Mr.Hyde won more since the author fully and carefully illustrates how the dark side of Mr.Hyde affect the deportment of him and how it influence the whole novel. In the novel‚ there are several places could support the statement that the characteristics and deportment of Mr. Hyde relate to the idea

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    sense of intrigue and engages the reader’s interest in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde.’ The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde was written by Robert Louis Stevenson in 1886. This book is a classic and has been very successful; therefore it has been turned into several films and theatre productions. The book seizes the reader’s attention and gets straight into drama and action‚ making it hard to put down. This well thought out and complicated book touches on many topics and themes. There are many reasons

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    For this piece of coursework I will be writing and comparing the strange case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde‚ with that of Merry Shelley’s Frankenstein. I will be comparing how each monster came about and the relation between thenIntroduction:Victor Frankenstein is a scientist obsessed with trying to create life and stop death‚ to do this he collects parts of the body from corpses and charnel houses. When he has finally completed his human jigsaw he animates the creature using a powerful lightning

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    In the three texts studied: Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (book)‚ Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (movie) and The Nutty Professor it is coherent that society had a big impact on how evil is represented. Evil defined means ‘profoundly immoral and wicked’. Society showed both attributes in all three texts. The wickedness of leaving someone helpless like the trampled girl or when Ivy (prostitute) when she screamed for help shows really how wicked society was. Not forgetting the scene in The Nutty Professor when Prof

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