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    The Struggles of Jenny from "Forrest Gump" In the movie Forrest GumpJenny is such a misunderstood person and in no way the evil woman many make her out to be. She is just a lost soul trying to find a place in this world where she belongs and can be happy. She has a hard time thinking she deserves to be happy and loved. Although she mistreats Forrest time and time again‚ it is not her intention to hurt him the way she does. The way she acts and the decisions she makes all stem from the abuse she

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    Theory Based Character Description Jenny Curran – Forrest Gump COUN5214 Theories of Personality Social-Cognitive Theory The structure of Jenny’s life begins with her beliefs‚ morals‚ goals and capabilities of change throughout her lifetime. Early in life‚ she seemed to have dreams and goals for the future. She desired to be a performer‚ singer‚ songwriter and musician. Unfortunately‚ those aspirations were destroyed when she instead became a nude model and stripper‚ which killed her

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    FORREST GUMP” (1994) Film Review Starring: Tom Hanks (Forrest Gump)‚ Robin Wright (Jenny Curran)‚ Gary Sinise (Lt. Dan)‚ Mykelti Williamson (Bubba)… ”Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you’re gonna get.” I’ve never met anyone like Forrest Gump in a movie before‚ and for that matter I’ve never seen a movie quite like "Forrest Gump." Any attempt to describe him will risk making the movie seem more conventional than it is‚ but let

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    Forrest Gump - The charmed life of Forrest Gump has led him practically everywhere else‚ from the White House (where Presidents Kennedy‚ Johnson and Nixon appear to be greeting him amiably) to an Alabama boarding house (where he give pelvis-shaking lessons to a guest‚ the as-yet-unknown Elvis Presley). And “Forest Gump” is such an accomplished feat of cyber-cinema that it makes these tricks‚ not to mention subtler ones‚ look amazingly seamless. Even the opening credit sequence‚ featuring a feather

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    film‚ Forrest Gump. The scene was titled‚ “Run‚ Forrest‚ Run!” and the famous quote‚ “Run‚ Forrest‚ Run!” also came from this scene. The plot of the scene is that Forrest & Jenny just met and were quickly became friends. Around this time‚ Forrest had just begun schooling and he has a pair of corrective braces on his legs. Toward the end of the scene‚ he and Jenny were getting chased by some of their peers. It was at this point when Jenny said the famous words‚ “Run‚ Forrest‚ Run!” Forrest started

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    Adversity In 1994‚ Paramount studios released Forrest Gump. Forrest Gump starring Tom Hanks is the story of a man with a below average IQ and his various tales that span 3 decades. Robert Zemeckis directed the film and brought Forrest alive to the audience. One of the most memorable quotes of the movie is‚ “Life is like a box of chocolates you will never know what you are going to get.” (Zemeckis) This quote sums up Forrest’s view of life. He knew that he was not the smartest or the strongest

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    Forrest Gump By Wesley Lowber 12/12/2012   Abstract ForrestForrest Gump is a simple man with a low IQ but good intentions. He is running through childhood with his best and only friend Jenny. His ’mama’ teaches him the ways of life and leaves him to choose his destiny. Forrest joins the army for service in Vietnam‚ finding new friends called Dan and Bubba‚ he wins medals‚ creates a famous shrimp fishing fleet‚ inspires people to jog‚ starts a ping-pong craze‚ create

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    Forrest Gump’ is the movie that the hero is a man below-average intelligence. When Forrest was a young child‚ he was so weak that cannot stand himself. Her mother tried to care Forrest like an average kid with the devotion. Because of it‚ Forrest went to the general school and met the girl Jenny who became his wife. However‚ in the school‚ some naughty children teased Forrest. Jenny always said "Run! Forrest! Run!" to escape Forrest from them‚ then Forrest ran‚ and overcame his weak. After that

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    what you’re gonna get.’” Forrest Gump played by Tom Hanks said this iconic movie quote in the film Forrest Gump. This film uses a variety of camera shots to engage the viewer in becoming psychologically immersed. To begin‚ the viewer becomes psychologically immersed by the use of the point of view shot. For example‚ the film utilizes this shot a few times throughout and in the scene where Forrest Gump finds out he has a son. In this scene specifically‚ the viewer sees Jenny holding her son and introducing

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    personality analysis of Jenny ’s character in the movie Forrest Gump . Jenny is the lead character ’s childhood friend who ‚ as a child ‚ is sexually and physically abused by her own father and ‚ as a young adult ‚ gets into drug addiction and attempts suicide ‚and eventually succumbs to an early death ‚ leaving behind Forrest and their only son .Section I looks at Jenny from the points of view of Social Cognitive and Psychodynamic theories . Section II is an in-depth analysis of Jenny ’s personality using

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