Plot

In section 1 of ready player one we meet the main character Wade. We are introduced into the story by hearing about the hunt. We learn about all the details and why and how it started. We learned that Wade dedicates most of his time to learning about all the details that he might need to find the prize. We are introduced to wades “family”. We find out that his dad is dead and that his mother had died from an overdose. He is now living with his pants who doesn’t even care that he’s there, she’s…

After having watched The Lunchbox as well as The Piano, I've come to realize how well these movies demonstrate the correlation between love and happiness. With the help of characters like Saajan Fernandes, Ila, Ada McGrath, and George Baines, the directors are capable of showing us just how important partnership is in our lives as human beings. Even with the two movies being set in two completely different areas, the same concept continues to arise. Love and partnership is essential to…

Lastly is the film technique of symbolism. This is expressed though the chess board scene that occurs just before Roy and Sebastian arrive to meet Tyrell. Symbolism is considered to be an aspect within a film, usually physical, that makes reference to another important idea either in another part of the film, or the real world. The chess board is clearly an example of this, through how, while it does serve the purpose of a chess board, there are many discreet yet noticeable surrounding meanings.…

The art of storytelling is moving far beyond boundaries and pre-conceived limitations that enables the storyteller to change the way that the story is told. Telling a story is being capable of drawing the readers in, grabbing their uttermost attention, perplexing them with the complexities of the story and at the end, connecting with the reader. The author, Junot Diaz implements these elements in his engrossing novel The Brief Wondrous life of Oscar Wao (2007). This book is captivating in the…

Human personality naturally changes over time. Sometimes it is sudden but more often it is a gradual change. Character development is practically a must have of good fictional narrative writing. It usually happens gradually as it does in nature to make the writing realistic but Roald Dahl uses striking changes in character personality to create an incredibly intriguing character. Mary Maloney in the short story “Lamb to the Slaughter” by Roald Dahl experiences major, instantaneous…

Written Response 4 Most Persuasive Assertion Sigmund Freud's most plausible affirm in his essay, Creative Writers and Daydreaming, suggests an unyielding directive based on an author's creative process and pampering of their stories central hero or protagonist. Freud's assertion goes as follows, "One feature above all cannot fail to strike us about the creations of these story-writers: each of them has a hero who is the center of interest, for whom the writer tries to win our Sympathy by every…

The Tragedy Paper Review The Tragedy Paper by Elizabeth LaBan tells riveting narratives alternating between two contrasting perspectives, Duncan’s experiences and Tim’s recollection. LaBan illustrates a relatable road to self-discovery through the eyes of Tim, a misfit. I was completely captivated by the story, LaBan meshed the two plotlines perfectly to make me want to continue reading. Throughout the book, Laban brings the reader along with Duncan Meade during his senior year at The Irving…

During the 15th and 17th century, Shakespeare created at least 37 plays and collaborated with many others. Some of his famous plays were Othello, Romeo and Juliet, and King Lear. However, Hamlet attracted the most attention. Hamlet's distinct sense of sarcasm and humor appealed the audience, resulting in Hamlet becoming the most popular play worldwide. Deception is defined as misleading someone into believing a certain objective. People are usually deceitful when trying to uncover the truth that…

Just like Harry Potter, The Hunger Games and even The Great Gatsby, 1984 falls into the category of the book being better than the movie in my perspective. When you compare the book, 1984, to the movie, you can easily distinguish the differences. Although there were a few highlights in the movie, it was not my “cup of tea”. In my opinion, if I haven’t read the book before, I wouldn’t understand what the story would be about and be downright puzzled. Therefore the book, 1984, was decently written…

There are many different unwritten rules in Two Mills, PA; some of which Jeffrey breaks on the day he arrives. For instance, on page 10, when Jeffrey goes into the East End Amanda wants to know why there is a white kid in that part of town. This shows me that it is unusual if there are white people in the East End. That means that there are just black people living in the East End. Also, on page 12 it says “Back in those days the town was pretty much divided. The East End was blacks, the West…