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    Scarers Film Analysis

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    connection between the reveal of the true conspirator (Harding) and John (hero). Simplify and clarify the plotline to make it less challenging to follow. Don’t make things too easy like the relationship with Elaine or coming up with a clue about “Sandman” which doesn’t feel believable. Make sure to clearly explain the connection between the killings and the conspiracy (the plutonium). Create original action sequences. Create a strong climax that will feel more satisfying to the…

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    The Spiderman Film Analysis

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    As long as humans have walked the earth they have asked questions about their existence and how the world works. Many of these inquiries are philosophical in nature, dealing with areas of the fundamental nature of knowledge, reality and existence. As prevalent as these questions are, Philosophers have sought to provide modern and simplistic correlations in order to better convey concepts that otherwise might go over the average person’s head. One such example is the use of popular characters in…

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    Blake Lively's Stereotypes

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    in 79 weeks on a popular form of social media — Instagram. @blakelively may be a fairly new face, or rather selfie, on Instagram; however, Lively has been a star since her youth. Beginning her career as a tooth fairy at ten years old in the 1998 Sandman, Lively has come a long way to playing major roles such as Serena VanDerWoodsen in the hit series, Gossip Girl, and her latest leading role as Adeline in The Age of Adeline. She married Ryan Reynolds in 2012 and developed an Instagram, and child,…

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    Literature review carefully examines with respect to graphical novels of sub-genres and importance of visual presentation in graphic novels. Partially a few of references are studying the psychology of children with traumatic experience in which are used further to develop Katarina Muroaka as a believable and real character. Other references are studying target audience of Horror themed graphic novels, popularity and iconic influences of graphic novels and power of visuals in comparison to text…

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    Speaker-Steven D. Levitt, labeled as a “rogue economist” explores the causes behind many of the world's economic situations, such as how a woman’s fight for the right to abort her baby led to the decrease in criminals 50 plus years later, or how crack gangs show an uncanny resemblance to a capitalist enterprise. Levitt, sees beyond the average economist and looks to solve the riddles that define our economy today. Many people may see Levitt’s ideas as anything but economics. That is because…

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    William Gibson is an American-Canadian writer who has had a very successful career. Gibson has built an impressive list of accolades including creating a science-fiction subgenre known as cyberpunk, creating the term cyberspace, and being the first author to win the science fiction “triple crown”--the Nebula Award, the Philip K. Dick Award, and the Hugo Award. What’s even more impressive is the fact that Gibson was able to accomplish all of this with one novel, Neuromancer. Published in 1984,…

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    Superheroes Unmasked, the history of comic book superheroes comes to life. The documentary starts with the creation of the first superhero, Superman, and from there marks the arrival of new superheroes like Batman, Wonder Woman, The X-Men, Daredevil and Sandman. It shows how the changing times altered comic book stories and that the stories reflected what was going on in the real world. Comics were also altered by affairs going on in the world in both a positive and negative fashion. When…

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    Neil Gaiman Madness

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    Neil Gaiman, known for his surreal tales that bend ideas of space and time, transformed the comic book world with his first episode of Preludes and Nocturnes from The Sandman series. Throughout his career, his stories explore the interrelationship between rationality and irrationality, especially in conjunction with dreams. In his 1999 essay “Reflections on Myth,” Gaiman meditates on the nature of mythology and its connection to dreaming, stating that the new mythologies of magic and science and…

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    A Purpose for Dying Pluto's famous Cave allegory is a story that describe the nature of education and enlightenment in people. Many people come across a realization of sorts, and then they are disturbed at first but then begin to see the world clearly and discern it for themselves. I've had a similar experience. I was eight years old when my grandfather died. Up until then, the subject of death had never occurred to me. So as I approached my grandfather, ready to give my respects, I watched his…

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    During disasters communication with the public is key in order for the government to remain trustworthy in the public’s eyes to keep them safe. Disasters such as earthquakes, hurricanes, tsunamis, and any other form of natural disasters the public is very trustworthy of the government to keep them safe. Due to the fact that information is readily available to the public before, during, and after the disaster has occurred. However, other disasters man-made ones cause the public to lose trust in…

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