The Climax

else is there? The reader is then taken along on Mae’s realization of what The Circle is really all about. There is no “sudden realization” or even a climax. However, this particular excerpt was where I realized The Circle was getting a little out of control and was different than most companies. I like that Egger’s doesn’t have some dramatic climax where Mae discovers she has been taken advantage of. I think it is interesting that readers may discover what The Circle is all about at different…

1.1 Plot is an events that occur in a story, it is a series of an events which gathering from a beginning to an ending of a story. Plot is a significant factor in order to present a story, it has both of simple and complex plots in order to analyze film. The key elements that using for an analyzed will have the chronology as follows 1.1.1 Exposition is a first procedure of a story beginning, convince the audience to follow a story, introduce characters, display settings including to a…

character relations/tensions. Right before the climax of the novel, you can also note the emphasis of the automobiles owned by Gatsby and his rival Tom. These symbols of the recklessly wealthy are filled with the newest gadgets, especially Gatsby’s car, which Tom refers to as a “Circus Wagon” (121). The two rivals drive at ridiculous speeds in a reckless manner. The way that the rich and audacious drove these cars foreshadows a tragic event, of which being the climax of the story: the death of…

events in a story. The story and movie are similar in their conflict, climax, and resolutions. The…

Darcy delivered the letter to Elizabeth, which is the climax of the novel, she goes through a transitional phase. This change of character led Elizabeth down a path of discovery, as she began to recognize many things that she once overlooked. One is her father’s behavior and treatment towards her mother: "Elizabeth…

Honors Summer Work 1. Main Characters Piscine Molitor Patel (Pi)- A. In the book Piscine is the main narrator. His name comes from the French word for pool. B. Pi studies zoology and religion and is fascinated by how people and animals behave. Pi doesn’t want to kill Richard Parker because of these traits. C. Pi was a vegetarian at the beginning of the book but during the book he became more predator-like; he started hunting meat for his survival. Richard Parker- A. Richard Parker is a bengal…

The conflict is that Scrooge is an extremely grumpy and tightfisted old man which is obvious by his countenance. The rising action is when Scrooge visits life altering memories from his past and circumstances of many poor people presently. The climax is when Scrooge visits the future and he sees his that no one mourns his death and he witnesses the death of Bob Cratchit’s crippled son, Tiny Tim and sees how loved and remembered the poor child will be. Mr. Scrooge realizes that he can still…

In the exposition of this story the audience can immediately sense the mood of curiosity presented by the narrator. The setting is described, and the audience can picture the division between the humans on the foreground and the aliens in the pit. The different groups of people are described, and the fear is shown through their hesitation to get closer to the pit. The exposition introduces the idea that curiosity loses out to fear. In the rising action of the story the light has disappeared from…

of the film. In the scene where Kane destroys Susan’s bedroom, the control and handling of the mise en scène amplifies the feeling of loneliness, vulnerability and defeat. This scene takes place near the end of the film and is arguably the film’s climax. It starts quietly, with Kane’s anger slowly growing. Welles uses a low angle shot to make the…

“Tom swept his brush daintily back and forth- stepped back to note the effect- added a touch here and there- criticized the effect again- Ben watching every move and getting more and more interested, more and more absorbed.” This excerpt from “The Glorious Whitewasher” by Mark Twain tells the story of a sneaky, young boy who fooled his peers into doing his work and giving him their treasures while he relaxed like a mom at the beach. I will now describe Tom’s inspiration or strategy and explain…