The Originals

centuries? The first story, which is the original takes place in the 1600’s, is about two lovers who die to be in love. Meanwhile, the second story or the modern version is about the same two lovers, but instead of dying they live happily ever after. In this I will show you most of the similarities and differences of both. We will truly find out what is different and or similiar about the plot, character, and ending. To begin, I will talk about the plot for the original Romeo and Juliet. In…

Citations are used in a written publication to highlight source material within a person’s original work, to give credit to the original author, and to support an idea or an argument. Any person using outside sources within a written publication becomes responsible for including proper citations within that publication. If a person chooses to use an APA style, they must know how to incorporate source material into a written publication and know how to format in-text citations and references. A…

Netflix was to debut four more original shows in 2013 including the shows “Hemlock Grove” and “Arrested Development”. 82 The latter would be a remake of ‘Arrested Development’, a popular television show. 83 With Netflix tasting success with House of Cards, Amazon and Microsoft were quick off-the-block in announcing their entry into the creation of original content. 84 Amazon was also funding, on a trial basis, six comedy shows. 85 Microsoft which had previously started tying up programming deals…

Disney deceives its readers by heavily fluffing up its stories with enchantment, taking away the story line from the original tale. Leading children to believe that life is a fairytale that always ends with a happily ever after. Some deceiving fairytales are Snow White, Cinderella, and the Little Mermaid. In Disney's version of Snow White, the poison of the…

Proctor is portrayed by Daniel Day-Lewis in Nicholas Hytner’s 1996 film adaptation of Arthur Miller’s original work. The characters in the film are historically accurate because one can hear the actors’ intonation and accurate accents for the time period and their body language during their superb performance.…

Pirate Bay could be seen as a termination of Benjamin’s definition of aura, it’s a virtual space in which people can download copies of reproduced art works such as movies, images, music, books and games. Pirate Bay has no original copies of art works and one could not find the original master copy, because it is a website of file sharing from different user’s computers (Syartholm and Neji…

have been used to create tourist experiences for external participants, to sell goods, and to legitimize claims for land. In all of these cases, the culture that is being commodified and sold is distinct from the original culture from which the commodities are born. In some cases, the original culture is forced to adapt and become easier to commodify, while in other cases it is simply not represented in the product that is presented to consumers. In Paul Stoller’s Money Has No Smell, he…

musical elements and time periods of the two works. Songs revolve around ideas and motifs that are usually repeated to help define the message or feel the song is bringing about. Both versions keep these elements intact, The Beatles maintain the original ideas of the song written by the Isley Brothers, which can be seen through different musical elements. Tempo is kept relatively fast throughout each song which a steadily fast beat. Which an upbeat tempo the song is easily danced too allowing…

factor of fair use, it depends on whether fan fiction can promote and contribute to the progress of the original by transforming and adding new insights and understandings (Leval, 1990). Fan fiction is transformative as it creates multiple situations for the characters and reflects new themes. According to Nolans (2005), fan fiction can be categorized into imitating the tone and style of the original sources, fulfilling the expectations and wishes of the majority of the followers and setting in…

there are drawbacks to there being such a vast number of interpretations. Each version has differences from the original story, the newer versions may be easier to read, but they give readers a lackluster literary experience that is easily forgotten. I believe that Marie Borroff’s translation is superior to Simon Armitage’s, as the former withholds more of the literary elements of the original story, while yet still being easy enough to understand for most readers. While both translations use…