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    Whether the train wandering on the top of the car, stealing the shoes, the plot from the roof down the rope to climb down and steal food , or pretending as a tour guide in the Taj Mahal and so on. The director Danny Boyle used a relaxed and pleasant style, with a strong sense of rhythm, and the integration of modern style based on traditional ethnic the music elements, and plus rap with the accompaniment of music, let the whole life in exile description is full of vitality and brilliant, with…

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    CRIMES AND MISDEMEANORS The movie Crime and Misdemeanors is a Woody Allen’s movie focused onto the lives of two men with entirely distinct characters. The movie presents an eye doctor Judah as the person who is wealthy and his family is very reputed in the society his father is a famous religious man. Judah has an extra martial affair wherein Judah as his brother to kill his mistress to avoid shame for his family when his mistress threatens him to go public about their affair, Judah…

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    In 1991, Manuel Puig published a novel titled Kiss of the Spider Woman. In the novel, the two main characters, Molina, a homosexual window dresser incarcerated for allegedly corrupting a minor, and Valentin, a Marxist revolutionary imprisoned for supposed terrorist activities, are set in an Argentine prison. As the plot progresses, the misery of prison life makes these two cellmates very close friends. By making use of the time both characters are in prison to share films related by Molina and…

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    “What You Pawn I Will Redeem” is an interpretive short story about Jackson Jackson. In this story, Jackson Jackson has found himself in a situation where he struggles with many conflicts to recover his grandmother’s stolen regalia. He becomes very persistent in fulfilling this mission on his own despite the adverse circumstances he has to deal with. The author of this story, Sherman Alexie, created the character of Jackson Jackson with a few similarities between them. They are both Spokane…

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    If there is one thing that I gathered from the book, “Behind the Beautiful Forevers” and the film, “Wasteland”, it’s a sense of hope. Not all poverty is equal, and not all charities are truthful. Especially in, “Behind the Beautiful Forevers,” the characters show how to be good people despite their situation. In “Wastleland,” without the hope of a future from Tiaõ, none of the artwork or success would have been possible. Although both situations are difficult and many people would sense no…

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    Sin and Redemption Throughout, The Kite Runner, Amir and Baba’s intersecting relationship highlights Hosseini’s theme of sin and redemption by expressing that there is no true way to redeem your sins, as Amir is doomed to atone for his father's sin of adultery by letting his best friend get assaulted and raped by Assef. Amir and Baba are foils, this is expressed through the fact that Baba is a large, courageous, and proud man and Amir is small, dishonest, and pusillanimous human being. In…

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    Dante has shown the process of redemption through the course of his writings of The Devine Comedy. This is a natural process that he has taken the time to work thought and explain thorough his description of a trip venturing through the areas of Hell, Purgatory, and finally Paradise. The works show the effects of life on a person and what can be achieved if they focus on reaching up to return to God through their life. Life has it tendency to bog us down and disrupt our trip back to God with…

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    little cage and made those walls dissolve away, and for the briefest of moments, every last man in Shawshank felt free.” From this quote we can see that Andy reminds all the prisoners of the hope which was once forgotten. In the film, ‘Shawshank Redemption’, different film techniques were used to convey a deeper meaning than the surface story. Upon closer analysis the viewer can see that dialogue, music and symbolism all contribute to the inspiring theme of ‘hope’. A deeper meaning of hope…

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    Escalator of Redemption There is always a chance for a wound to heal, no matter how long it is left to fester. In Khaled Hosseini’s The Kite Runner, since his childhood, Amir feels guilty towards his beloved ones. The more Amir acknowledges mistakes he makes and how they accumulate, the more redemption he yearns to achieve. Amir tries to ransom for the sorrow he caused to his father—and the guilt of being responsible for his mother’s demise. Subsequently, Amir resists to aid Hassan in his…

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    everyone will face guilt resulting from a decision that they have made or an action they have done. Through redemption, people are able to appease themselves from the guilt they face for their wrongdoings. In The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini, Amir, the protagonist, flees Afghanistan with his father Baba, returning decades later as an adult to save his half-nephew Sohrab. Hosseini reveals that redemption exists when one’s guilt leads to good through the fatherly actions of Baba towards Hassan,…

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