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    In the film‚ The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚ our protagonist learns various life lessons throughout his journey: his journey of  finding negative twenty-five for the last issue of Life magazine. A life lesson that stood out and changed Walter the most was‚ “stop dreaming and start living.” This is the life lesson that stood out the most because it really dictates what the movie is about. For me‚ the lesson I got from the movie was to be courageous and to live in the now. Also‚ this is the lesson

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    book “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” by James Herbert‚ Walter Mitty daydreams all the time. He daydreams while driving‚ eating‚ and if he’s working he is probably day dreaming. I would have dinner with him because I can talk all I want‚ I can space out when I want and he won’t care. Also when I’m done eating I can leave him the bill and he has to pay. Those are some of the reasons I would like to have dinner with Walter Mitty. The best reason I want to have dinner with Walter is that he and I

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    The film The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚ directed by Ben Stiller. It is a good movie about Walter Mitty (played by Ben Stiller) who is a White collar worked for film picture in Life Magazine for 16 years. The famous photographer Sean O’Connell (played by Sean Penn) send some specific film picture for the last issue of magazine’s cover. Walter never lost any pictures for past 16 years‚ but this time‚ he can’t find the negative No.25 film picture for a magazine’s cover. So Walter decides go to find

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    title rather than one of her others? 8. How does Thurber create humour in his story? “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” 1. Explain what the title of the story refers to. 2. Why does Walter Mitty find it necessary to have a “secret life”? 3. Although he does not dare disobey Mrs. Mitty openly‚ he does defy her in little ways. Give an example of this defiance. 4. In this story‚ Walter drifts off into five different fantasies. Each fantasy is triggered by something in the real world that

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    which is also emphasized in “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”‚ “Young Goodman Brown”‚ and “A Good Man is Hard to Find”. Walter Mitty’s‚ Goodman Brown’s‚ and the Misfit’s behaviors all raise the question: how much is identity shaped by other’s opinions versus by our own? Walter Mitty expresses the side of shaping his own identity in order to go against

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    Reflection “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” Autumn Manriquez English 125 Introduction to Literature Instructor Corey King October 1‚ 2012 Reading Reflection of “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” The Reader-Response Approach is the way I connected to “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”. In this approach you can relate to the piece of literature by a personal experience. I worked with a lady by the name of Mary Hodges and she is the female version of the character Walter Mitty. This story is very

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    The Secret Life of Walter Mitty For my midterm paper‚ I will discuss the film experience of one of my favorite recent films‚ The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚ directed and starring Ben Stiller. This film is the story of a man with many dreams and aspirations‚ who daydreams about a different life‚ filled with his fantasies of heroism‚ romance and action. I will analyze the mise-en-scené‚ cinematography‚ editing‚ and film sound of this film. The thing about this film is that there are so many different

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    ENGL 2342.MS1 27 May 2014 The Psychoanalysis of Walter Mitty In James Thurber’s “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty”‚ the character Walter Mitty suffers from posttraumatic stress disorder. He is continuously imagining himself in alternate realities throughout the story‚ most of which are reflected around war. The different fantasies that he imagines himself in are driving a Navy hydroplane‚ performing an intense medical operation‚ being put on trial in a courtroom‚ flying an Air Force jet‚ and

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    studies show the truth: hope‚ dreams‚ and goals are the psychological vehicles driving success. [B] In Of Mice and Men‚ the dream is to leave the life of work and travel behind and live on a ranch‚ in War Dance‚ the goal is to do well at the national music competition‚ and in The Secret Life of Walter MittyWalter Mitty hopes for a more interesting life in a series of daydreams‚ to ultimately find that he has been living the true daydream. [C] Hope‚ dreams‚ and goals allowed the people portrayed

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    Unit: Short Stories “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty” Creative Writing Assignment Writing Situation: In “The Secret Life of Walter Mitty‚” the protagonist leads an unfulfilling‚ unsatisfying‚ and mundane existence. His only solace seems to come from the many daydreams that transport him to another place where his altered Ego dominates the landscape. By observing Walter Mitty’s exciting and lively daydreams‚ we get a distinct sense of what is sorely lacking in his real life. Directions for Writing:

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