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    within the span of the beginning to the end of the scene. As a result‚ it is with the aspects such as character goals‚ changing knowledge‚ and emotion evoking performances‚ that the risk of having his siblings tell their mother about E.T‚ in particularly Gertie‚ transitions into Elliot’s siblings promising to keep it a secret instead. For starters‚ this is displayed through the shift of character goals that Gertie has throughout the course of the scene. However‚ it much be stated that the goal that

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    Eyewitness Testimony 1 RUNNING HEAD: Eyewitness Testimony Eyewitness Testimony Mark Maldonado Grantham University PS280 Psychology and the law Eyewitness Testimony 2 Eyewitness testimony can create a number of problems for police and prosecutors. Some eyewitness’s do make mistakes on identifying someone and causes that person to be wrongfully convicted. It has happened time and time again. There is an organization called the Innocence Project that stated 75% of the 218 people exonerated

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    Life Changes of Pivotal Moments Pivotal moments can sometimes be created to help people learn from a mistake‚ or to keep a great memory going. Some pivotal moments can be a great burden‚ if you allow it. Other pivotal moments can make a person stronger‚ healthier‚ or become a motivation to be a better person. It is those sentimental‚ heart wrenching‚ crucial‚ or maybe life threating moments that change a person for the good or for the worse. This essay challenges those pivotal moments of another

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    of the relationship between Book and his world move us into a deeper understanding of power? The 1985 filmwitness’ directed by Peter weir is a crime/drama that develops the theme of conflict though individual power on a social‚ cultural and personal level. These areas of power are highlighted through the use of film techniques such as; camera shots‚ camera angles‚ lighting and costume. The film outlines the juxtaposition between mainstream American society and the Amish community in regional Pennsylvania

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    My Pivotal Person The name of my mother is Eva Bangura but I normally call her “aunty Eva”. She is dark in complexion and of average height. My mom is forty six years old but she looks ten years younger than her age. She has three children of which am the eldest. My mom enjoys cooking and cleaning which are her hobbies she is a teacher by profession. She is also a person with a good sense of humor. My mother is kind‚ hard working trustworthy and most of all she knows how to handle difficult

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    Witness (1985) Analysis: In this analysis I looked at the lunch scene in the middle of raising the barn in Peter Weir’s “Witness” made in 1985. I mainly look at dialogue and mise-en-scene. The whole film is about an Amish boy and his mother‚ Rachel‚ who witness a murder and a policeman‚ John‚ who goes into hiding as protection until the trial. The scene itself is one where the community is brought together to build a barn in a day for a newlywed couple of the town. The setting is very specific

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    Peter Weir’s film Witness explores the contrast between the two worlds by contrasting the Amish culture with a modern Westernized society. Weir presents many themes and issues in his film. Through his use of film techniques like long shots and close-ups make the film more enjoyable. These themes include clash of two cultures/different worlds‚ Peace and violence‚ innocence and corruption. These are presented effectively with a variety of film techniques‚ editing‚ setting‚ dialogue and music/sound

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    Disney is a creator of widespread and popular films predominately for young children. Most of the films Disney produces are fictional with the intention of proposing some kind of moral or ultimate lesson. Unfortunately‚ the moral or lesson for young females is not as positive as one may think. When interrogating traditional Disney films through a gender perspective‚ one will notice that the female characters are often portrayed as domestic‚ passive‚ and dependent on males. In terms of domesticity

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    “The Witness” Katherine Anne Porter’s Literary Techniques “The Witness” Katherine Anne Porter’s Literary Techniques In school‚ children and young adults learn about slavery in America. They study the development of the necessity of slavery‚ the manner in which slaves were traded‚ sold and tortured‚ and the end of slavery during the Civil War. For some institutions‚ slavery stopped there‚ January 31‚ 1865‚ with the passing of the Thirteenth Amendment. However‚ the spirit of slavery lived on

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    Abigail Adams: WITNESS TO A REVOLUTION Abigail Adams‚ Witness to a Revolution‚ was one of the greatest writers of her age. She passionately campaigned for women’s education‚ denounced sex discrimination‚ and matched intelligence not only with her husband‚ John‚ but also with Thomas Jefferson and George Washington. She wrote more than two thousand letters about her legacy that her family members saved‚ recognizing their importance and ignoring her plea to burn them. Abigail’s letters are her biography

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