Frank E. Peretti's 'Piercing The Darkness'

Piercing the Darkness a book by Frank E. Peretti is about a little town named Bacons Corner that has found themselves caught up in a battle of spiritual warfare. This book tells the story of Sally Beth Roe, who has been driven away from Christianity because of the demons inside her head, but realizes along her journey that she too can be saved. It tells of how Tom Harris a righteous man is accused of child abuse for doing what he thought was right. It also shows us that when you stray from the path of God than you are allowing yourself to go about your ways without a shield of protection letting the evilness of the world to gulf you up. This is clearly shown through the life of Lucy and Amber Brandon. Lucy Brandon the mother of Amber is involved with a group that encourages channeling your inner guide, leading Amber to be possessed by a demon named Amethyst. We see in this book that when you keep your faith strong and determined than God will deliver us from the evil surrounding us.
The target audience of this movie would be aimed at teenagers to adults. The reason being is because people around this time in their …show more content…
That scene was very gory in the book so it would not be wise to put such a scene in the movie. The second scene that is not needed would be when Ben Cole gets framed by his coworker when he puts the drugs into his locker. This is partially irrelevant because the main focus is on Sally Roe. Ben is just a side character with ties to the murder because of his position with the police. The third scene that will not be needed in the movie is when the news company waits for Tom Harris in the waiting room of the police station to get a reaction out of him. This scene will not be needed because there will later be another confrontation will Tom Harris and the news company later at the school that will be more