Breakfast at Tiffany"s
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Holly Golightly is one of the most interesting and complicating characters that can ever be written about. She doesn"t even know her own self. Holly thinks that she is independent and self reliant. "I"ve taken care of myself for a long time."p.27 Even OJ Berman her agent knew that she was full of her self. "She isn"t a phony, she"s a real phony. She believes all this crap she believes." p.30 Holly also used to steal things, which she thought was a way of being independent and survival. No matter what she thinks or does, shoplifting is not a healthy...
1960"s unless there was truly a good reason. Today, women work for themselves, make their own money and raise a child all by them selves. This lifestyle would never happen to Holly Golightly. She is just way to dependent on other men for that. There are so many divorces today because woman are more independent then they ever were before. Holly and women of her generation were heavily dependent on men. It"s okay that it is very easy to file a divorce most of the time, but sometimes marriages aren"t taken seriously because of the availability of the divorce.

1960"s unless there was truly a good reason. Today, women work for themselves, make their own money and raise a child all by them selves. This lifestyle would never happen to Holly Golightly. She is just way to dependent on other men for that. There are so many divorces today because woman are more independent then they ever were before. Holly and women of her generation were heavily dependent on men. It"s okay that it is very easy to file a divorce most of the time, but sometimes marriages aren"t taken seriously because of the availability of the divorce.
For the opening of educating Rita, Russell needs to entertain and interest his audience, however, he also needs to quickly introduce his characters: Frank, a university teacher in his early fifties, bored with his life and Rita, a badly educated hairdresser with a thirst for knowledge. Russell begins "Educating...
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Why are people still so fascinated by the Nazis? I think it is because of the 'horror factor' which is similar to scary films. You ask yourself how a human can do such things as the Nazis did and the same question is asked in psychological horror films. This question...
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Willy Russell wrote 'Educating Rita' in the early 1980's. For the purpose of this essay I will focus on act 1 scene 1. This is the opening scene and also one of the most important in the play. Since this play was first brought out our ideas...
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The film 'Witness' was released in 1985, which was directed by Peter Weir. In this film Peter Weir uses a mixture of camera shots, dress and lighting to show the clash between the Amish culture and modern American culture. The narrative technique time and place to emphasize the two...
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Bias is prejudice in favour of or against one thing, person or group compared with another, especially in a way considered to be unfair. Film directors use bias when making a film because they want the viewers to have particular feelings towards the situation or one or more characters, e.g....
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