Character Development

From Faulkner to Morrison
As I Lay Dying by William Falkner and The Bluest Eye by Toni Morrison are two renowned novels of the 20th century. While As I Lay Dying depicts the physical and mental struggles of the Bundren family, The Bluest Eye represents the struggle of a young black girl.
By Humyra Anjum Maliha2 years ago in Critique
A Million Miles Away (2023) Movie Trailer
A Million Miles Away (2023) Movie Trailer Release date… Sep 15th, 2023 Drama The story of Mexican-American José Hernández, the first migrant farmworker to travel to space. A tale of perseverance, community and sacrifice to accomplish an impossible dream.
By TV of tv's2 years ago in Critique
Seeking Serenity
Introduction: In the pursuit of human sanity, finding calm and serenity has become an increasingly elusive goal. The constant clamor of our modern lives has led many individuals to yearn for tranquil retreats away from the hustle and bustle of everyday existence. However, the presence of a noisy neighborhood can shatter these ambitions, making it challenging to find solace within our own abodes. In this article, we delve into the complexities of residing in a noisy neighborhood, exploring the impact it has on our well-being and the ways in which we can cope with the commotion that surrounds us.
By Hillary2 years ago in Critique
Analyzing the power of unity in labor right movement
Labor rights movements have long played a crucial role in championing for fair treatment, dignified working conditions, and improved wages for workers across various industries. One of the key factors that determines the success of such movements is the power of unity among the workers themselves. This article aims to delve deeper into the topic of unity in labor rights movements and examine its progress, challenges, and impacts. By understanding the importance of unity, we can develop a clearer perspective on the effectiveness of collective action in improving workers' lives.
By Victor Akpan2 years ago in Critique
Confessions of a Professional Gold Digger
Some relationships are often measured by material wealth. This humorous take on a sensitive subject provides a unique lens through which to view our culture's obsession with wealth, status, and the pursuit of happiness.
By krisaleen2 years ago in Critique
The Elizabeth Bennet Effect
... that a single book can make a giant impression on a young 12-year old. That was the story of my own childhood. Picture this. It was 1995. I was a young 12-year-old girl. This was the book that taught me about love and marriage.
By Elizabeth Lew2 years ago in Critique
Letters to Trump: Reflections, Critiques, and Hopes
Barely any presidents in American history have had as enduring an effect on the country’s consciousness as Donald J. Trump. Whether you saw his organization with extreme assistance or phenomenal doubt, there’s no denying that he was a polarizing figure who evoked convincing sentiments and ignited excited discussions. The composition of “Letters to Best” by residents, scholarly people, and, surprisingly, world pioneers offering their viewpoints, reactions, and expectations for the 45th Leader of the US is a charming peculiarity that has arisen as the residue chooses his time in office.
By latene hinds2 years ago in Critique
Redefining Joan of Arc
In the grand tapestry of human history, few figures shine as brightly, yet remain as mysterious, as Joan of Arc. A heroic legend, a faith-driven warrior, she has captivated hearts and minds for centuries, transcending time's barriers. Bernard Shaw's play "Saint Joan," set in 1929 and the transformative year of 1431, invites us to rethink our view of this iconic historical figure. By putting aside common narratives, Shaw weaves a complex and nuanced story that encourages us to see Joan in a new light.
By Humyra Anjum Maliha2 years ago in Critique
FH SNOOP IS TRENDING AGAIN! - JUST LIKE THAT...
FH Snoop is a groundbreaking Philadelphia-based musical artist whose unique blend of genres and captivating lyrics have left an indelible mark on the music scene. Born and raised in Norristown, PA, FH Snoop's musical journey began at an early age and eventually led her to create the infectious hit "Caribbean Jawn" in 2018.
By DJ JSO | THE MIC XM2 years ago in Critique
Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) -- A Critique
Fantastic Mr. Fox (2009) is a stop motion animation movie based on the book of the same name by Ronald Dahl, who also wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. The plot revolves around Mr. Fox, an ex heist master who lets his confidence reign free above all else. Because of his ego, Mr. Fox (voiced by George Clooney) makes a mistake on a heist with his wife, Felicity Fox, and they become trapped in a cage. As they face certain death, Mrs. Fox reveals she's pregnant and tells her husband that if they survive, Mr. Fox needs to promise he will never try to steal ever again. Mr. Fox agrees and they dig their way to safety.
By J "Griffin" Rooms2 years ago in Critique
Sirona (2023)
Sirona (2023) Release date: Sep 5th, 2023 Science Fiction Deep in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado, a government blacksite going by the name Valkyrie, conducts their twisted human experiments trying to push the boundaries of human evolution. Their operation becomes compromised when experiment #030, a.k.a. Sirona, escapes. In a desperate attempt to maintain their secret, Valkyrie hires a group of mercenaries led by Allen Cross to hunt down Sirona and capture her, whatever the cost. Upon finding Sirona, Cross is forced into a no win scenario, do the right thing or follow orders, both of which lead to dire consequences.
By TV of tv's2 years ago in Critique
Camp Hideout (2023) (Movie Trailer)
Camp Hideout (2023) "You Can't Hide When You're In Plain Sight" Release date: Sep 15th, 2023 Comedy, Family Mischievous foster teen Noah (Ethan Drew) finds himself in trouble again. After one such petty crime and crossing paths with two foes, he chooses summer camp over juvenile hall. Upon arrival, Noah quickly comes to realize the camp's notorious owner, Falco (Christopher Lloyd) and his dog Lazaraus ironically loathe children. The double whammy takes a turn as Jake (Corbin Bleu), an optimistic camp leader, lifts Noah’s pessimistic attitude. The friendship snowballs for the good as Noah opens up to fellow campers and together they bond in all the fun and memorable ways camp offers. When all seems well, the “bad guys” show up at camp in search of Noah to take back what he stole. Together, Noah and his fellow campers band together to construct a funhouse hideout in the woods, packed with booby traps, zip lines, and bees. In a “change of heart,” cold-hearted Falco warms to the campers, and steps in to help; and together they all learn a valuable lesson of sticking together.
By TV of tv's2 years ago in Critique