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Jack Finney wrote a very interesting short story named "Of Missing Persons" and for an assignment a college student named J.D. Marlow made a short movie based on the story that he called Escape to Verna. The principal character in both is a distraught man named Charley Ewell, who experiences very little trust in himself. We do not know in the beginning, though of how little faith he has in himself. We learn that through watching the movie and reading the story and creating the interpretation. The movie and the story are standardized in that they express that he holds little faith, but in the film, there is the dispute that shows that he is very dependent on his mother and others. .
In the story Charley is a human being that wants to get away from his lifetime because it appears that he is really distressed with his lack of faith. He feels that if he was to survive somewhere else and start something new he will amend his life. The very beginning of the story shows that everything had already encountered and he was not able to break loose because of his want of faith. The movie also shows that he is distressed with his life. In the story it states, "Walk in as though it were the ordinary agency it seems you can find it, somewhere, in any city you try! Ask a few ordinary questions about a trip you're planning, a vacation, anything you like. Then hint about The Folder a little, but don't mention it directly. Give him time to size you up and offer it himself. And if he does, if you're the type, if you can believe then make up your mind and stick to it! Because you won't ever get a second chance. I know, because I've tried. And tried. And tried." This expresses that he has come to terms in the fact that he can only change things for himself. He cannot escape. He is in a very dingy apartment, has just lost his job, and does not appear to have any friends or anyone in his life. He has photos on his walls and in a film frame that are of places that he would wish to go to and no depictions of family or friends.
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"He was convinced that the grace of prayer was something a religious [person] should long for above all else. ... Before he died, Saint Francis went up to Mount La Verna to pray and contemplate upon the Passion of Christ. ... Saint Francis was a novelty because he not only treated nature as a person, but he also believed that the Bible should not only be studied, but lived out and experienced. ...
At the beginning of the novel he goes missing, at which time the author states that many disappearances from society that occur can be described as "simpler escape." ... This is the reason behind his escape to the beach. Nikki needs to escape, if only temporarily, from his society. ... What Nikki believes is his escape is really his imprisonment. ... The salesman escaped society temporarily with intentions of returning, but during his short escape, he too was imprisoned when he least expected it. ...
Williams creates a world in which the characters escape from the present situation. ... She is a person who hind from reality by trying to relive her history. ... She tries to escape from the present, or the reality of what she's facing. ... It's a way for him to release and escape from all the pressures. ... In order words, he is escaping between the reality and his illusion. ...
The claim to descent with modification could hold strong if the missing link between man and ape could be discovered. ... This species was believed to be the missing link that was needed to answer the question. ... After the publication of the rigin of Species Eugene Dubois went in search of the missing link needed to strengthen Darwin theory. ...
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