Storyline

The attraction of professional wrestling. Professional wrestling is half theater, half stee chair shots to the head. Professional wrestling may never be commonly understood. Each adult admirer of professional wrestling has encountered those people who turn their heads and ask, “You do know it’s fake, right?” “I don’t care. I love the pageantry, the athleticism, even the incredibly cheesy acting. I look at wrestling as theater at it 's most base, and guess what? So do most of the fans. We know…

family bonding. The script is adapted from a novel. The setting in Montana is stunning and would definitely translate to the big screen. The tone is dramatic. The goal is clear and the stakes feel high. The plot features a compelling mystery. The storyline centers on the disappearance of a drunken father. It’s a mystery that easily engages the audience. The audience knows that the father was a drunk and that something terrible appeared to have happened that night, but the audience doesn’t…

I think Stephen Crane’story “Maggie: A girl from the streets,” is probably one of the most tragic, yet truthful stories I have read. It almost reminds me of a Greek tragedy. However, I would want to focus on the feminist interpretation of the storylines. The main characters that I wanted to refer to were Maggie, Nell, and Pete. Crane shows the naturalistic view of both poverty and gender roles in the 1800s in this story of an alienated female with no opportunities. Maggie represents the…

Agent Six of Hearts: Six was created by ChaoSonic through the use of modified DNA, along with his ‘brothers’ Kyntak and Sevadon. During a fire which destroyed The Lab, Six managed to escape and was found by his soon to be boss King. When Six turned sixteen he began working for the Deck. In the novel Six is described as having black hair, white teeth, pale skin and blue eyes. In the novel we also find that he is 1 meter and 78 centimetres. Six usually wears a black coat and dog tags which he uses…

writing are some of the most alluded works of literature. The storylines of Macbeth and Genesis 3 share numerous parallels. Macbeth has temptation, greed and is full of opportunistic characters. Genesis 3 has characters with those traits as well. Shakespeare is plagiarizing in a sense, he steals majority of the basics of the genesis story, Adam and Eve. He justifies plagiarizing by putting his unique Shakespeare twist on the entire storyline. There are 3 outstanding parallels between…

American author, Shirley Jackson, symbolism appears to conquer all else. Both Shyamalan and Jackson use unconventional objects to represent a unique outlook into the lives that each of the characters in the stories live: black boxes. In the two storylines, these black boxes represent tradition that holds mystery to those that do not comprehend and even in The Village, others do not even know that this tradition exists. The rituals that the individuals in both of the fictional societies practice…

Throughout the novel DeLillo goes into paragraphs of details that does not particularly add to the storyline or drive the root plot by any means. This attention to detail reflects one of the supporting characters of the plot, Nicholas Branch. Branch is obsessed with knowing every detail there is to make the most accurate and definitive telling of the events…

incorporate the stereotypical Indian lifestyle and culture such as chronic alcoholism and devastating poverty. However, there are also slight differences between the two pieces which in turn enables the viewer or reader to interpret an opposing storyline yet with a similar theme. Henceforth, both selections highlight different adaptations on parallel themes. To begin with, there are a number of key themes discussed…

It has been asked a million times: is the book or the movie better? In rare circumstances, the movie can be picked but more commonly people swear by the book. ‘The Secret Life of Bees” by Sue Monk Kidd has not escaped that question, and the answer may vary since both forms of it do have their bonuses. But one version stands out in the way it tells the story, the experience it gives the reader/watcher, and the clarity in which the moral of the story is portrayed. The book gives its readers such a…

They both have a central focus of Thanksgiving or having a Thanksgiving dinner, but each is presented in a different way. They each have districts storylines, of how they each celebrate Thanksgiving, but show them in different ways. For instance, in “Two Thanksgiving Day Gentlemen”, the main character is Stuffy Pete who is homeless. He is helped my many people throughout the story, who fed him and helped…