Comparisons

During this debate, professors Gilmour and Wakefield discussed the contrasts between biblical interpretation and modern scientific findings. They started by defining the concept of God in Scripture: his character, and motives to create both life and the universe. While Professor Gilmour defended a more conservative interpretation the Scriptures, Professor Wakefield is in favor of a more liberal one; this was noticeable all throughout the duration of the conference. The discussion revolved…

The poems “Jim” and “Father William” are based on a child and their parent. The differencing and comparing between the two stories shows how their household was like in their area. The reader finds at least two ways to compare and contrast the poems. In “Jim”, Mrs. Jackson is Jim’s mother and the townsfolk are describing how kind Jim is to her. When she was sick, he brought her food and medicine. Jim would tidy up her room as well. However, in “Father William” the young boy is comparing Father…

In every country, there is a city that attracts people’s attentions. It could be a beautiful city or bear a great history displaying in its fascinating buildings or fabulous museums. Some people could have memories to share them with this city. Others could sense that this city is their place to gather with their lovers and friends. Manhattan, which is known one of the most attractive cities in the world, astonishes people in many ways. These astonishments show contradictions that make up…

In many people within the company believe “Two grate companies have come together to create a stronger, more efficient global provider of products, and services, fully committed to setting a new standard for serving the workplaces of today and tomorrow through innovation and exceptional customer experiences (“Company Profile”). By merging the two companies Office Depot has been able to improve its nationwide network of distribution centers, allowing for next day shipping service (“Company…

Greed and Fear, are both fundamental human reactions to our environment, but do they have relation with one another? An argument can me made, that Greed is a type of Fear and that both come hand-in-hand with each other. Without Fear is there Still Greed? I does not take years of experience to say that Greed and Fear are alike. The definition of Greed is, “intense and selfish desire for something, especially wealth, power, or food.” And the definition of Fear is, “an unpleasant emotion caused…

There are very many differences between Mercutio’s death scene in two movie versions of “Romeo and Juliet”. There is the Franco Zeffirelli version, which was made in 1968 and the Baz Luhrmann version, which was made in 1996. William Shakespeare was the original writer of “Romeo and Juliet”. Mercutio’s death scene is a very important part of “Romeo and Juliet”. The differences between this scene in the two movies can completely change how the story unfolds and how the audience feels about…

Edward Scissorhands (1990) was directed/written by Tim Burton. The story is credited to Tim Burton and Caroline Thompson; Thompson is also the screenplay writer of Edward Scissorhands. Tim Burton came up with the idea of the movie from living in the suburbs of Burbank, California. While growing up Burton felt that he was being judged for how he looked and acted on the outside, but no one was really looking at what was on the inside. He felt that since people were only worried about what things…

The film Beauty and The Beast, is well known throughout America, ninety-nine percent of people will have very good memory of the Disney fable. Beauty and The Beast has been apart of our culture for many years. It is story that has been passed down and will continue to be passed for years to come. There is more to this story than a girl falling in love with a beast. There are a lot of different ways to analyze Beauty and the beast. Some people might feel uncomfortable talking about them. The…

A great deal of friendships and rivalries are expressed in detail in the book called Of Mice and Men. Of Mice and Men is a book by John Steinbeck that was later made into an emotional, but touching movie. This book includes best friends George and Lennie and their adventures in finding, and running away from, their places of work. Although a fine movie, the book brings even more life into the subject of friendship and the meaning of it. The characterization of the book and movie is very similar…

In this version of “The Second Son,” I took your advice to tell the story from another POV the extreme and changed from “single I” to an epistolary piece, with no central narrator. In this version, Mal Dallon is less of a “crazy” man, wandering the streets and fighting off his own personal demons, and more of an ignored messiah, in that he’s bringing a message to an unenlightened world (through his death), only for it to be quickly forgotten for the next news bite. Is this version better than…