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    Celia Roth 6-4-13 Per.6 Jamal and Salim Jamal and Salim are two very different people. The two boys are brothers and come from the same background and started out very much alike. Every path you take in life will entirely affect your future. They both began as poor‚ underprivileged‚ Indian boys. They live in the slums of Mumbai with each other and their mother. Salim is a couple years older than Jamal‚ but at the beginning of their childhoods‚ they lived very similar lives. As time goes on

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    Jon Soudan Mr. Ptacek Per. A 9 September 2014 Slumdog Millionaire What does the title mean? how does the title and contrasts within it provide a symbolic summary of the movie? Just the title "Slumdog Millionaire" holds significant signs as to what the core messages of this production are. The title signifies the capability of ANYONE to achieve what they strive for no matter what their background is. It is an exemplary symbolic summary of how the poorest of the poor gain valuable experience to

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    faith and knowledge of animal psychology help him survive 227 days at sea in a lifeboat with a 450 pound Bengal tiger. Richard Parker. He is the Bengal tiger that becomes Pi’s nemesis as well as his reason for living. The tiger ended up with a human name as the result of a clerical error where the name of the tiger‚ Thirsty‚ and the name of his captor‚ Richard Parker‚ were accidentally reversed. b.Minor Characters The Author Though it would seem unusual to include the author as

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    Slumdog Millionaire Essay In the movie Slumdog Millionaire‚ the director Danny Boyle explores the role of destiny in the life of the main character Jamal Malik‚ and also shows the significance of his success in the poverty of a developing country such as India. Jamal is a kind‚ honest and generous person who always does good things for others and the audience is positioned to value his character. In the movie Jamal endures horrific events throughout the impoverished conditions of his childhood but

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    Concepts and Vocabulary Name: Khalid‚ said Page: 129 #1-8 28/04/2011 1. Stimulus means something external that influences an activity. The examples of stimulus is Hitting the skin with a needle or pin is an example of stimulus and the sudden removing of the hand or jumping away is the response. 

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    Discrimination takes place all the time. Slumdog Millionaire shows discrimination in all shapes and forms. Physical attributes and measurable attributes is the basis of stereotyping. Physical attributes include race‚ gender‚ and religion. The measurable attributes would be how educated one is‚ how much someone makes a year‚ and their age. Slumdog Millionaire shows how all of these traits are interrelated to create the ultimate image that the other characters portray Jamal (the main character in the

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    Slumdog Millionaire Essay An interesting and important character: Slumdog Millionaire was a worldwide movie sensation as it engages with a wide range of social issues and universal desires. An important and interesting character in the film is Salim Malik‚ brother to the main character‚ Jamal. Salim is heavily contrasted to his brother and becomes a main antagonist in the narrative. Director Danny Boyle uses multiple visual and verbal techniques to reveal Salim’s violent and greedy tendencies

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    The film ”Slumdog Millionare” tells a compelling story of an eighteen year old Indian boy from the dirty slums of Mumbai who manages to cash in the main prize of the TV-show ”Who wants to be a millionaire?” Combined with the directing of Danny Boyle and co-direction from Indian Lovleen Tandan‚ this 2008 movie is a great mash up between Hollywood and Bollywood. The film based on Vikars Swarup’s novel tells a dramatic and romantic story with a twist of humour through a set of very cogent actors.

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    Arguably one of the strongest points of Slumdog Millionaire is its ability to capture the essence and feeling of the slums in a way that makes the viewer think. The movie accomplishes this by taking a somewhat atypical approach to the slums. By forcing the ever-present poverty and filth to take the backseat it somewhat flips the script and instead focuses on the vibrance life and energy of the slums. There are three scenes that best highlight this idea with the first being when the Jamal and the

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    Slum Dog Millionaire- Narrative Structure Director Danny Boyle has called the film ‘a tale of two chairs’. 2. Explain in detail how the ‘two chairs’ are used to anchor the storyline‚ and how the TV quiz show provides a framework for the narrative? * The ‘Two Chairs’ in the movie symbolize the two places where he was thinking about his past and his present. One chair at the TV show and the other chair at the police station when he was trying to justify that he were not guilty‚ of cheating

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