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    Eden Lake

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    use of the dark lighting on the poster‚ by having a dark lighting creates a eerie effect for the audience. If this was a comedy film or a Romance the lighting would be bright and not at all dark‚ this then again proves this is a horror film. The Protagonist character of the film is on the poster‚ which is also the main feature that catches the eye. This is to show the audience who will be acting in the film‚ also the main character is a woman this may be because females are seen to be less able to

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    Analysis “Art for heart’s sake” by R. Goldberg. The text “Art for heart’s sake” was written by Reuben Lucius Goldberg‚ an American sculptor‚ cartoonist and writer‚ who was born in San-Francisco. Introduction: The action began with male nurse Koppel’s words for Collis P. Ellsworth‚ who didn’t want to drink his juice. Ellsworth was not an ordinary patient‚ he was a shopaholic in global case. If he buys something‚ he will suffer from heart attack. Complication: After that came a doctor named Caswell

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    The protagonist is called Rachel Jade Wilcott. She is generally a good person‚ but she is overly concerned with being one. She wants to keep her family safe‚ and she often pretends that she is closer to them than she is. She wants to achieve equality for muggles and wizards‚ but she often has ‘realisation moments’ when she feels that this impossible. She was a muggleborn‚ and she has a younger brother called Josh. They aren’t especially close‚ but she often wishes that they were and sometimes pretends

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    Leaving Las Vegas

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    Leaving Las Vegas‚ directed by Mike Figgis and based on the autobiographical novel by John O’Brien‚ is an emotional story about an alcoholic who rejects life and wants to drink himself to death in Las Vegas‚ and an unselfish prostitute who loves him the way he is. Ben‚ played by Nicholas Cage‚ was a former movie producer in Los Angeles and has obviously crumbled in the glamour world of Hollywood which is shown in the opening scene. Here Ben is already an alcoholic when he disturbs former colleagues

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    Jupiter” (1978) and “Prue” in 1981. All three of these stories center around women and their different experiences in life. In these short stories‚ Munro uses the main characters to depict women with mental illnesses‚ and through this portrayal of her protagonists‚ Munro allows the reader to see the effect that illness has on their decisions and actions. In her short story “Prue”‚ Munro follows the life and habits of the main

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    genocide if there is no mass killing? In the autobiography “A long way Gone” by Ishmael Beah it did not meet all 8 characteristics of genocide. The characteristics consist of a first stage‚ middle‚ and final stage. Ishmael Beah was the protagonist of this autobiography he was the main character that was affected by the invasion of the rebels. Soon after Ishmael’s rigorous journey he finally gets out of what was hell for him and finds his way to a better and more safer community‚ with the

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    Sick Coller -Analysis

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    crazy and tried to kill his wife. The narration of the story presented from the 3-ed person. The author doesn’t evaluate the situation he gives the story as is and we can make our own conclusions. That makes the narration rather objective. The protagonist is Willy Horsepool the man whose description we are given throughout the story. The author describes him explicitly and implicitly as well‚ giving a lot of dialogues of him. <...> He was in build what they call a tight little fellow; short‚ dark

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    Bass River

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    includes the main character Luis who overcomes many obstacles‚ leading up to meeting a perfect girl for him‚ Naomi. In “The Bass‚ The River‚ and Shelia Mant” and “Catch the Moon” the female characters have a direct impact upon the lives of the male protagonists. The main characters both realize who they truly are by the end of the story. The change within each of these characters reveal theme. The theme in “Catch the Moon” states that love can help us move on‚ and confront our problems. The theme in “The

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    Catching Fire Analysis

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    provided the spark that ignited the fire. War is coming to Panem once again. In this staggering book we have our four main characters. First we have Katniss‚ or as Panem refers to her‚ “The girl who was on fire” (Collins 247). She is our rebellious protagonist who stands up for her beliefs and will do whatever it takes to keep her word and protect her loved ones. Peeta is guardian. He is in love with Katniss and does all he can to keep her safe. He would end his life in a moment to extend hers. Haymitch

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    confined to her house and overwhelmed by her daily routine and house chores. On top of that‚ her husband‚ Mathew confessed he had slept with another woman. This event was a turning point in their relationship and in Susan’s life. From then on‚ the protagonist began a quest for emancipation that‚ eventually‚ led her to commit suicide. Before getting married‚ Susan had been a successful career woman with a very active social life. Moreover‚ she had always been economically independent and had had an

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