Friday, April 26, 2013
This Poor old Man
The writing wasn't that much different. Except the for the old man. it the reading it says the old man seat outside by the electric pole, but in the reading they have him in the cafe in the corner by the window.There was other little thing the video missed or skipped. The video shows the mood and the feels of everything that's going on around them. Well the reading piece didn't let it show at come out at you.
Also in the reading you couldn't see the emotions in their eyes and body language. But in the movie you could really see who was mad, sad, or depressed.In both the written piece and video, they both some how make it seem on anything that it converts to real life. They both also leave you with the same feelings. Feelings of kind of sadness. I thought of all the times I could of just waited and stopped but i kept wanting what I wanted. Both of these pieces care out the same act on me. did they do the same to you? if so what did you feel?
I didn't like it how they made the lighting and the movement of the movie and i like how I could see everything that was going on around the text.
Thursday, April 25, 2013
a clean, well -lighted place
Write a brief analysis of
the two waiters. What do they represent
about life? What does the café symbolize?
one of the waiters are not in a hurry to get out out of the cafe and doesn't care how long the man stays. but the young waiter doesn't. he doesn't want to wait for the old man. i think the waiters represent how some people have time to spare and then some that do but can't wait for others. then that how in the past it was a lot different from now. now every one wants what they want.
I think the cafe stands for the center point of everything and cafes are clam and nice areas. So they could make it seem like in the nicest and calmest place there is still stress and madness inbetween people.
one of the waiters are not in a hurry to get out out of the cafe and doesn't care how long the man stays. but the young waiter doesn't. he doesn't want to wait for the old man. i think the waiters represent how some people have time to spare and then some that do but can't wait for others. then that how in the past it was a lot different from now. now every one wants what they want.
I think the cafe stands for the center point of everything and cafes are clam and nice areas. So they could make it seem like in the nicest and calmest place there is still stress and madness inbetween people.
Monday, April 22, 2013
At Any Moment
Unbroken
Authors note: The rough and tough life from a thief,
to a mad man runner, to the air of war. Can Louie survive death at its fullest
it the deep, dark, shark infested Pacific Ocean.
How would you survive in war
and life? How would you feel if you were the one that was watching out for 8
other men that your plane held? [1]There
was around four hundred thousand soles ( lives ) taken during World War II. Unbroken
is a true story of survival and shows how everything can be taken away at any
moment.
In the beginning Louie Zamperini grew up being
a really sneaky kid. Pulse he was growing up during the great depression. Louie
stole many things from neighbors and got away with it because of his
sneakiness. But got in plenty of trouble with his parents and with the law.
Even getting so sick of people, his friend and Louie ran away from home and
hopped on a train and went to the west, till they turned back for home because
they missed their families greatly.
After
a while, Louie found what he really had in him. The thing he found was his
speed. He was so fast and great at running he broke school records like they
were nothing. Louie even went to the Olympics for his running right before
Hitler started his march across Europe.
Everything
turned when he heard of the Olympics where going to get canceled. Louie got out
of shape and couldn’t run far for a good time anymore. But there was a answer.
He heard that the Air Force needed men. The turning point really came after his
crew got shot up and the men that could still fight were transferred to a
different flying squad with a different plane. The mission was to search the
pacific for a downed plane and its crew, but Louie and his crew get stuck in
the middle and have to fight to survival in the deadly Pacific.
As you
can see everything can be good one second, then the next there is chaos. Just
because this happened in a wars doesn’t mean anything. But don’t think that
ways because you see it every time you watch the news, a shooting here, a
shooting there, fatal car crashes, and fatal fires. Everyday could be your
last, so live it up to the max.
Friday, April 19, 2013
story of survival
Unbroken
Authors note: The rough and tough life from a thief,
to a mad man runner, to the air of war. Can Louie survive death at its fullest
it the deep, dark, shark infested Pacific Ocean.
How would you survive in war
and life? How would you feel if you were the one that was watching out for 8
other men that your plane held? [1]There
was around four hundred thousand soles ( lives ) taken during World War II. Unbroken
is a true story of survival, so now unbroken is my favorite books.
One second you can have
everything and the next it could be all gone. That is what the author and the
book want to get out to the reader. Louie was a track star and icon to his home town. But it
all changed. As soon as the “crab hits the fan” for his crew and him.
There
have been many raft bound men in wars. Most get lost and die off or some get
found. But most fought through death and live to tell to story of real
survival. Surrounded by sharks and the scorching sun.
there are the point from going insane. First you will forget everything in the
real world, then starvation, then you start thinking of cannibalism because of your hunger. After
that Louie says “I couldn’t think of the idea, because I could never live with
that”.
What
would you do if you got into the position Louie and his crew got into? God
threw them all a really big curve ball in life. But if you want to know what a
thriller Unbroken is and if you read it all I bet you will tell your friends
about it and it will become your favorite book.
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