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    What techniques does the director‚ Danny DeVito‚ use in the film ‘Matilda’ to illustrate that the character‚ Jennifer Honey‚ is benevolent and sweet? The film ‘Matilda’ released in 1996‚ directed by Danny DeVito stars Mara Wilson as Matilda. ‘Matilda’ a film about a young child genius (Matilda) who is born into a family that does not care for her. The movie follows Matilda as she dives into a world of hammer throws and chokeys to prove Agatha Trunchbull the brawny‚ muscular woman serving as the remorseless

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    For example‚ John Boyne illustrates the story of a very young and naive boy‚ named Bruno. Bruno ends of getting muttered inside a gas chamber‚ will gripping on to the hand of his best friend‚ which happens to be inside the very concentration camp in which his father runs. Boyne wright’s‚”...Father was ordered to go with them

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    said was out of bounds he came a cross a fence where a boy his age was on the other side. Bruno quickly becomes friends with this boy‚ Shmuel‚ and day after day Bruno visits him at the “farm”. Shmuel decided to tell Bruno that his father is missing and Bruno vows to help him find him. The next day the boys meet at the fence and Bruno changes into the striped pajamas that Shmuel provided and then climbs under the fence into the “farm”. As the boys search the rooms for Shmuel’s father they

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    in society. Despite the language of fear in the novels Flowers for Algernon‚ The cage‚ The Boy in the Striped Pajamas and --by Daniel Keyes‚ Ruth Minsky Sender‚ Ruta Sepetys and John Boyne--that conveys a lower place in society‚ it is the language of hope and love‚ that inevitably conveys the movement of the characters to a high place in society. The Holocaust is the setting in the novels Boy in the Striped Pajamas and The Cage by John Boyne and Ruth Minsky Sender‚ these authors use the language

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    Filmic Techniques Establishing shot • An establishing shot is usually the first shot of a new scene‚ designed to show the audience where the action is taking place. It is usually a very wide shot or extreme wide shot. • To orientate the viewer to the flow of the narrative by alerting the audience to the beginning of a new sequence‚ but does not itself carry narrative information. Effect: When the director wants the responder (us) to understand the emotion being experienced by the character

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    Book Plot Boy in the Striped Pajamas is about a young German boy during World War II. His father is a Nazi Commandant in charge of a concentration camp. When Bruno was 9‚ he was forced to move to a new house next to the concentration camp Auschwitz. The new house is much worse than their old house‚ with fewer floors‚ fewer places to explore‚ and just less fun‚ in general. However‚ when Bruno looks out his window‚ he can see a lot of boys and men‚ and the only thing separating him from them is

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    Boy in the Striped Pajamas is a 2004 novel from the point of view of a young boy‚ written by Irish novelist John Boyne. History is both an unfolding story we write as humans and also a mirror of our humanity. Too often we’re so busy glorifying n the first part that we tend to forget the second part. This was a sad and touching story of forbidden friendship that lead to disaster due to Hitlers rage for jews. Being the protagonist‚ Bruno is a naïve 8-9 year-old German boy whose father is the commandant

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    The fence in the boy in the striped pajamas represents the imaginary barrier between the two different worlds that the two boys belonged too. It was the crossing point from a life of privilege to a life of torment and confinement. It represented the irony in the fact that a simple object such as a fence could separate 2 completely different lives.The fence divides the jews from the germans and the fortunate from the unfortunate. Because the boys don’t understand each other’s lives they think nothing

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    The book I choose to read was “The Boy in the Striped Pajamas” by John Boyne. This story takes place over in Berlin‚ Germany during WWII. The father is a commander for the Fury German army‚ so he moves his whole family right down the road from a concentration camp. He is married with a son Bruno and a daughter Gretel. The kids are unhappy about it and are confused on why they had to leave their home. When they move into the new house‚ the kids are told they are not to wonder off far from the house

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    The Boy in the Striped Pajamas is about a boy and his family that move from Berlin to Poland‚ a young boy befriends a boy who lives on the other side of the fence‚ unaware he’s a Jewish Prisoner. Throughout the movie‚ many Catholic Social Teaching themes were depicted. However‚ the two Catholic Social Teaching themes that stood out the most are Respect for Human Life and Human Equality. Both themes deal with respecting others despite their race. Respect for Human Life is human life at every stage

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