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    Seven Pounds - Journeys Introduction Before I begin‚ I just want to let you all know that I’m about to ruin an amazing film for you all. What is a journey? Journey serves as an effective metaphor because it can accurately portray many concepts from all walks of life without becoming vague. A metaphor of journey manifests both as a process that the protagonists experience‚ and as an objective that they strive to reach. The film "Seven Pounds" starring Will Smith best illustrates the concept

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    A Journey can be a process of self-discovery‚ a movement of one’s location‚ a shift in direction leading to an understanding of the world and themselves. In order for a journey to take place it must have one key ingredient‚ that is‚ a traveller. Journey is happening all around us to deny it is to deny the very meaning of life itself‚ it is a necessary part of human nature and it’s how we act upon it that defies the impact felt and destination found. Through Michael Gow’s ‘Away’ and ‘The Blind Side’

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    “To journey requires determination‚ to understand a journey requires insight” The novel “My Place” reveals that the consequences‚ changes and the purpose of a journey can only be understood by insight. Initially‚ Nan is portrayed as a petulant woman‚ distant from the reader‚ as there is no emotional connection created. As Nan’s journey progresses the reader’s perception of Nan is altered as they become aware of the injustice she experienced as an Aboriginal person. This is demonstrated when Nan

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    Matrix‚ Lord of the Ring? The key to their success is the structure of the story: they all applied Hero’s Journey‚ introduced by Joseph Campbell in 1949. The sense of this structure actually existed long before Joseph Campbell. Stories like Beowulf were the ancestors with such bloodline. Though the structure evolved differently as time pasts‚ the essence of it never vanishes. Genuinely‚ a Hero’s Journey contains three main sections: departure‚ redemption‚ and return. The referenced TED talk is pretty interesting:

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    video games and going out to play basketball with my older brothers and kids from the neighborhood. I struggled my whole childhood through Elementary ‚Middle‚ and High school. I remember feeling like my life was over when it came time to write an essay‚ I could already hear my mother and fathers voice in my head as I recieved a big fat F on my paper. I found a way to breeze by

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    A Memorable Event in My Life Sometimes in your life‚ some events happen that becomes an unforgettable memory for you and which teaches you such lesson that becomes one of the basic guideline in your life. The event that I experienced which taught me a valuable lesson happened when I accompany my grandmother went to hospital to operate her eye. It was a Wednesday morning‚ everyone had to go to work and went to school. So I went to hospital with my grandmother because I did not have class

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    Most journeys involve a change in character. One example of this is the journey of self-discovery that Holden Caulfield undergoes in “The Catcher in the Rye”. J. D. Salinger uses a variety of linguistic and literary techniques such as characterisation and setting to take the audience on Holden’s journey. Holden Caulfield is a teenager who is struggling to fit into adult society. This is evident from very early on in the book when Salinger immediately characterises Holden as a very judgmental and

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    Enrique’s journey has taken him over 7 years to find his mother. Throughout his journey Enrique runs into trouble with authorities that take all his money and belongings‚ as well as thief’s who try to steal from migrants. Enrique cannot find trust in anyone because even if the authorities are robbing migrants‚ then they can’t be trusted. This government issue is hanging on a thread while‚ the government is not doing anything to help the migrants find their place in the world. When Enrique is 5 years

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    Taken” by Robert Frost describes a young traveler faced with the choice of which road to take. In order to continue his journey he must decide which road to take‚ without the chance to return. In this particular poem‚ Robert Frost metaphorically depicts the average persons thought process of making some of life’s most important decisions. He does this by comparing life’s journey with that of a traveling man who has reached a point in his life that he cannot return. Frost’s poem describes opportunity

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    Parvana’s Journey Book Report Don’t you just hate school uniforms? Well‚ imagine living in a country where all women had to follow a very strict dress code. The system consisted of covering your face and body so that you were not seen; this covering was called a burqa. The Taliban were a militia that took control of the small‚ landlocked country called Afghanistan. They enforced very severe conducts upon women and girls‚ including not allowing them to work‚ attend school‚ or even go outside. The

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