... make the plot exciting for the audience and help the audience understand the characters mindset. To begin with, the objectives and obstacles for the actors in this movie are very clear, which helps the audiences understand exactly what is happening. For instance, at 00:11:00, Ben's objective ... many ways, I see you as my own son." He gets nervous and embarrassed, takes a deep breath and swallows his saliva. Since the actors are positioned to show their side faces, audiences can clearly see his chest goes up and down with the deep breathe, and his Adam's apple ... arrangements, Walter...

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• Approx Pages: 6
• Grade Level: High School

... , Iraq's leader, at one time he was a despised terrorist now he's a World leader, does he deserve our respect? Not in my book, he's still a threat to the world. Then the ultimate Osama bin Laden, genius by some standards, insane in others. He has earned the total respect of his people, they die for him, while in the United States we only ... he has left orphaned. Celebrities are another matters altogether, should they be respected. Some are actually hard workers others have been handed everything on a silver platter. You hear about the actors and actresses who are hard to work with on lo...

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• Approx Pages: 4
• Grade Level: High School

... all. Honor is a word that has specific definitions in dictionaries, but it does not always match what we believe. Many people perceive honor in their own way. Honor is the ultimate sign of respect, a highly distinguished position. Honor cannot be labeled to just anyone, but it must be earned. Honor is received through good character, honesty, and reliability. Honor is something ... to it. Honor is not cockiness, and by no means expected. If someone were to anticipate this worship, it would render them the opposite- low and disgraceful. Professional athletes and actors are praised by you...

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• Approx Pages: 2
• Grade Level: High School