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In a month known for horror and costumes, you can count on Boo! A Madea Halloween to get you laughing this October. The movie stays true to the Madea movie series, providing humor through over the top character interactions, most stemming from Madea herself. This time, however, two famous Youtubers have joined the cast, making the movie even more enjoyable. The movie starts off by introducing Jonathan, the president of a fraternity that’ll be hosting a Halloween party at night, played by…

Meggie and her mother sat in their newly organized yard waiting for the older daughter Dee coming home for a visit. Mother daydreams that she and Dee attend a TV show as a family, and Dee embraces her like the children on the families show. Just as she was contemplating, Maggie, the younger daughter approched hesitantly seeking approval for her attire. Both daughters witnessed the burning destruction of their home a decade ago. The fire consumed their house and left Maggie with permenate scars.…

What’s Eating Gilbert Grape is a movie about the life and hardships of Gilbert Grape. Gilbert is a 24 year-old boy, who should be out living his life, but is instead stuck with the responsibility of caring for his family. He took on this job after his father committed suicide to escape from it, and this is where all of his problems stem from. The best way to understand Gilbert’s issues is by taking a look at his relationships with each member of his family. To do so, I will begin with the…

In Dimension and Train, there is a significant use of flashbacks that Munro has applied, making each story more compelling, and is ultimately the formula in reaching the ending of each where the central characters decide to take a new path in their lives. Dimension is heavily reliant on it, as Munro uses this technique to make the story suspenseful and offer a deeper psychological aspect to the character’s lives. The flashbacks are what build up to the climax of the story, which is a flashback…

From my perspective, Chester by William Billings is genuinely a combination of tenor, melodic concordance and clashing dissonances with quite harmonious consonances which consist of fluent It is also made up of changeable levels of syncopation. Of all the things in this song that I found that is attractive to me first, I will strongly state that its complexity of rhythm that is sensitively mess but actually in harmony in different aspects. What’s more, complicated melodies in a wide range also…

to change that during the tweening step in animation development. It requires calculating the number of frames between the keyframes and the path of action, going back to my ball example; for…

In a family full of strong personalities, competition, and jealousy, the end result of competition and jealousy leaves one winner and one loser. The loser never sees his flaws, only what he believes is right; his point of view. Walter, the protagonist in the literary drama Raisin in the Sun, is competing with his sister Beneatha to achieve his dream of liquor store ownership. His sister, Beneatha wants to be a doctor, a more noble goal for Mama than a liquor store. In Lorraine Hansberry’s play,…

s both Maggie and Dee grew up, they lived in the same home, but they both appeared to each hold on to different values. Maggie has scars all over her arms and legs from a fire that burned down their old home. Her mother described her as "Like good looks and money, quickness passed her by" [299]. The words used by her own mother make her seem to be a very unintelligent girl that is not that attractive as well. Maggie was somewhat jealous of her sister too. "She thinks her sister has held life…

Maggie and Dee are near polar opposite girls. Raised under the same roof in the same manner, but still so completely different. Detailing why exactly that is, here’s my essay on the matter. Differences between Maggie and Dee can’t go without being noticed. Maggie is absolutely a more carefree, childish girl while Dee evidently considers herself a more “sophisticated” person. Dee strikes me as the type of person who wants to unnaturally preserve, hoard every branch of her life just to drain it…

If you like the book The Fault in Our Stars, by John Green, you will like All the Bright Places, by Jennifer Niven, because in both books the characters go on a thrilling adventure, that end in sorrow. In, All the Bright Places, Finch and Violet explore their state, Indiana, for a school assignment. In, The Fault in Our Stars, Augustus takes Hazel on an adventure to Amsterdam to see her favorite author. During these adventures, the characters in both books realize that they are in love with one…