Make Her Say

tradition, a duty, and a care” (Faulkner), Emily herself actually lived a rather unfortunate life. That is, despite having grandeur and seemingly possessing the American dream through how her life appeared to be, she was far from living this picture-perfect life. For example, Emily’s life was seemingly perfect as her and her lover, Homer, were expected to get married. However, Homer disappeared and the town continued on living without really giving much thought to it. However, much later after…

protected by her dad from her general surroundings. She is not instructed to adjust to her general surroundings, nor is she ingrained with the correct ethics of a working individual from society. Her perspectives are most clearly communicated through her dialect and activities; however, they are additionally evident through the structure of the story itself. These three methods of correspondence express the mentality of Miss Emily, clarifying the impacts that her protected past has had on her.…

confusing one because it starts explaining the ending to beginning as for the movie it shows you beginning to end which obviously makes it easier to understand the order. In both the story and the short film there are some similarities. Beginning with the short film, you see the end, Emily is dead at the morgue being drained, and the story goes on to how it all started, Emily and her father known as the Grierson family placed themselves too highly, and Emily’s father thought no young man is good…

events that took place throughout her life when her father passed away until the day she passes, the only reason anyone is interested in coming to her funeral is because they are curious as to what secrets Emily has kept locked away all those years she was hiding from the public eye. The story then goes on to foreshadow the life of Emily before she had passed, it starts with the board of Alderman coming to pay Emily a visit about restarting her payments for her taxes. This action upsets Emily…

moved to a new house with her husband while dealing with depression. John was her absolute everything. She rarely did anything without him and anything she needed, John was on task. However, shortly after their arrival, John’s company became less and less. At times in the day, Jane would speak of needing John or him being away and it was uncertain how long he would be gone. Jane was use to John taking care of her. He did things that were unnecessary and also did things for her she did not insist…

a step further. They recognize was an experience that they shared together, and not was appropriate to leave out important people that contribute to that moment. Important people that can make the different of how the world is going to see the selfie. Selfies is a form of communication that have the power to make the world predict the information we retain8 and incorporate from those image, making the audience…

Author, Steven Pressfield defines resistance as a force that drives us from doing out best, by consuming us with fear about our gifts and talents. Resistance, stops us from doing things that can be good for us because the unknown afterwards is frightening. He characterizes resistance as fast, powerful, and almost addicting. It is circling around us, and yet we have no idea when it is going to hit us. Resistance is not something that we can see, instead it is something that we can feel. A…

lesser to them. Someone who would rather sit alone, than make conversation with anyone they think will hurt their image. The ‘Emily Grierson’s’ in our world think that their human worth is defined by their status. We have words to describe people who think and act this way; arrogant, snob, conceited, but we rarely take the time to think about the reason for their behavior. Emily Grierson acts this way because many people had a negative effect on her personality. Mr. Grierson, Emily’s father, is…

Emily not paying her property taxes, not allowing the Post Office to do free home delivery and her refusal to except her father’s death proves that Emily cannot let go of the past and will not allow change. Her distorted perception of reality is proven by Emily’s murder of Homer Baron, keeping and sleeping with his dead body in a room of her house, and become a recluse shutting herself off from the rest of the world. The definition…

The simplistic definitions of what documentary and mockumentary are has caused audiences to become cynical to what truth there is in factual films. The film ‘Borat: Cultural learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan’ directed by Larry Charles also known simply as Borat combines both fact and fiction while using mockumentary styling. Documentary is described as a creative treatment of actuality. Mockumentary is known as a fictional narrative that takes the form of a…