Thelma & Louise

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    “A foot and light-hearted, I take to the open road. Healthy, free, the world before me. The long brown path before me leading wherever I choose…” In his poem Song of The Open Road, Walt Whiteman wrote an open road without preference, denial and limits, which all people can travel on to dispose of outworn routines, explore uncertainty and attain heroic deeds. Whitman’s poem reflects Americans’ fascination with the open road. In people’s imagination about the open road, they depict a panorama of…

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    1. After reading the empirical research discussed in the reading by Angela Browne, do you better understand the struggles and perceptions experienced by Dolores? How so? What changes have the criminal justice system made to better respond to domestic violence? Are they effective? After reading the empirical research discussed in the reading by Angela Browne, I better understand the struggles and perceptions experienced by Dolores. Mainly of the way it shows how to properly deal or address…

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    Symbolism In Letting Go

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    broken marriage. Photos are also utilised in Thelma & Louise to demonstrate the happier moments in life, however, they can be a facade. The symbol of blood is also utilised to link Thelma and Harlan’s wife as Harlan as abused them both and has left them with blood. The motif of violence demonstrated throughout the short story, “bruises, cuts and scrapes” and “the first punch” is a reference to the violence sustained by Thelma. Another intertextual link to Thelma is displayed in the short story…

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    Femme Fatale Film Analysis

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    Feminism is defined as the social, political, and economical equality of the sexes. Despite this relatively simplistic ideal, the feminist movement has been anything but simple in the last one hundred years. Beginning with the suffragettes in the early 1900s, this critically important social movement has taken on a life of its own with each generation. Each wave of feminism has brought something new, iconic, and controversial to the table. One surprisingly effective way to do this is to analyze…

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    Lillie’s effort in my class was admirable. Her time management as a student was excellent; she spent a lot of time preparing for her research, and she would submit her assignments before deadlines. At first she was rather quiet in class, but towards the end of the semester she contributed more actively to class discussions. Lillie’s reading responses showed that she was an observant reader even though she did not always share her findings in class. Her summaries reflected a profound…

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    In the Thelma and Louise story, both of the mothers worked part time so that they could also be home for their kids throughout the day. An example from one of my favorite TV shows applies to this situation. In the show Modern Family, there are a set of gay parents…

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    Thelma Consent

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    disclose he had a relationship with, nor does he have an STD. Furthermore, they are both adults and know about pregnancy potential and as far as the movie leads on, neither lie about it and therefore we are led to believe Thelma could make an informed decision. It could be argued that Thelma is being affected long-term, however, if you think that JD had the intention of stealing the money the whole time. But, I personally do not think that JD came to Thelma’s apartment with the intention of…

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    Burt Pitt Character Traits

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    Paul Clinton of CNN noted the risky yet successful nature of the film,[68] while Variety remarked upon Pitt's ability to be "cool, charismatic and more dynamically physical, perhaps than ... his breakthrough role in Thelma and Louise".[69] In spite of a worse-than-expected box office performance, Fight Club became a cult classic after its DVD release in…

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    the hit man’s business card. Get over it Olive but you're probably right, things happen and I probably did used you, sorry. Can we move on and become friends. I just want you to be my friend when it is all over. I want you to be my Thelma and of course I’ll be Louise in our never ending movie ensemble. Although, you are properly into cowboys, horses and lunar princesses. I just want you to be my partner in crime. I want us to take down our Ex-boyfriends and then drive a convertible to a nice…

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    RECOMMENDATION: 3 out of 10. There is no action until page 7. That is were the story starts. CONCEPT: A new twist to the old journey story. LOGLINE: PLOT: Nora’s first day at the retirement home is not happy experience. She curses Kenny for forcing her to leave the security of her home. She feels abandoned and doesn’t believe any body loves her or will miss her. She cons Edna that they new each other years ago and starts a conversation about nothing that leads to an escape plan. During the…

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