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Saving Grace

            
             The characters of this movie were Grace, Matt, Nikki, and Harvey. They all play very unique roles in this movie. When I first saw the movie and saw the people that were in it I didn't think it was going to turn out like it did. .
             The main character and heroin of this movie was Grace. She was in deep dept with people because her husband died and she was only a gardener so she didn't have any money or a good job so she had to try to find another way to get some money. So just coincidentally Matt was growing some Marijuana and his plants were dieing so he went to grace to see if she could help him. So when she found out about the opportunity to grow pot and sell it she thought it would be a good idea to make the money to pay the debts. So they grew a lot of pot and made a whole green house to keep it in and through the process of building and growing the people in the town started to find out what was going on but nobody said anything about it. So when it came time to sell the pot to make the money she goes and tries to find someone to sell it to and she finds someone that said that would buy it off of her. But before he does Grace burns all the pot up because the police where coming to her house and then at the end of the movie she falls in love with the very same guy that was going to buy the pot from her and he paid all of her husbands debts off.
             I think in this movie the most round character is Matt. Because during the beginning of the movie he was sneaking around trying to grow pot when he knew that his girlfriend didn't like it. And he confronts her about it and she thinks it is a bad idea and that it will only get him in a lot of trouble. So they leave it like that and then later in the movie he tells her that he and grace are doing it so grace can get the money to pay off the debts. And that really made her mad because she didn't want matt to pull her in to doing things that are bad and you can get in trouble for because grace was a very nice women.


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