http://movie2007.atwiki.com/ en 2008-07-11T11:00:28+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/FrontPage Wiki is a type of websites. You can edit wiki pages easily. You can edit the content with WYSIWYG(HTML)-mode or TEXT-mode or WIKI-mode You can change web site style , If SignIn on page top right bottun. Page Lock is signin user only. Lock-@id is @id user only editable. Lock-admin is admin only editable. 2008-07-11T11:00:28+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/%3Cb%3EMar%27s%20Spot%3C%252Fb%3E ==Title== '''MAR''' 2008-07-11T10:56:39+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/Menu ==menu== * [[FrontPage]] * [[Menu]] ---- ==recent list 20 == @@recent(20)@@ ---- 2008-07-11T10:55:52+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/Catcher%20in%20the%20Rye Life is like a field of rye, if your not careful you'll fall of a cliff. 2008-06-03T02:41:23+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/info%20to%20know This movie is to be a comedy/drama flick. Its focused around the portrayl of band geeks (aka mars best buds) and "normal" high school students. The director would love for this to be a musical however doesn't have the patience. 2008-05-08T19:30:47+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/Mar%27s%20private%20oasis%20of%20calm This is my zone! Do not touch unless I have given you that permission!!! Beware of my anger issues! (Angie please put any info reguarding our essay together here. Thank you) 2008-02-27T23:31:39+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/Hamlit A brake screeched outside. A call came, “Stable-Buck. Oh! Sta-ble Buck.” George said, “Say it over to yourself, Lennie, so you won’t forget it.” Both men glanced up, from the rectangle of sunshine in the doorway was cut off. A girl was standing there looking in. She had full, rouged lips and wide-spaced eyes, heavily made up. Her fingernails were red. Her hair hung in little rolled up clusters, like sausages. She wore a cotton house dress and red mules, on the insteps of which were little bouquets of red ostrich feathers. “I’m lookin’ for Curley,” she said. Her voice had a nasal, brittle quality. George looked away from her and then back. “He was in here a minute ago, but he went.” “Oh!” She put her hands behind her back and leaned against the door from so that her body was thrown forward. “You’re the new fellas that just come, ain’t ya? What Lies Beneath Words and a Character Student ID: 716987 Without Curley’s wife, the book Of Mice and Men could have never reached its full potential. It would have never maintained its theme of friendship and acceptance, nor would it have been so enthralling to read. The passage invites the reader into Curley’s wife’s life, her appearance, and her value as a character. To begin with the passage offers an introduction into Curley’s wife’s life. Curley’s wife is annoying and showy in her manner of speaking. The woman cuts off the small amount of spare light in the room with her shadow. This foreshadows her death cutting off George and Lennie’s dream of having a bunny farm. She is introduced in the passage as a girl. Contrary to this it is know that she is a grown woman simply behaving like a young girl. Curley’s wife looks into the room in the same way that she looks into the lives of George, Lennie, and the ranch hands. Next, in the second part of the passage Steinbeck introduces her appearance. Everything about her was faked and made to look the best it could be. She wears make-up much like she wears the false mask, so that she can hide what lies beneath. This aspect lets all those around her see only what is perfect and what is desired. Almost everything about her appearance is red, her rouged lips, fingernails, mules, and even the little bouquets of red ostrich feathers. The color red often symbolizes passion and love. In the story she does not have either of these and therefore must substitute them with her appearance. The passage is important to the novel because it introduces the character that both influence the plot and the theme. Curley’s wife is an outcast and desperately needs companionship that she is not getting from her husband. Her strife to be accepted emphasizes the motifs of loneliness, friendship, and acceptance. She was surrounded by loneliness both in her surroundings and inside of her soul and this fed into her desire and immense craving for both acceptance and friendship. Friendship led her to the barn as well as her eventual death that cast a lasting impression on the book. Curley’s wife helped to develop the theme that made Of Mice and Men the classic it is today. Without the descriptions of her life, appearance, and value as a character; friendship and acceptance could have been forever hidden and lost in a sea of words. 2008-02-11T12:29:41+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/Free%20Spot%20If%20It%20Is%20Desired decorate 2007-12-17T00:46:38+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/Rosalyn%27s%20corner%20of%20doom%2C%20death%2C%20and%20despair This shall be Rosalyn's page for useless rambling. Mar-mar candy bar, I don't care if you look at this, 'cause I've probably told you it all already. 2007-12-14T14:25:27+09:00 http://movie2007.atwiki.com/page/homework%20help this is a space designed for help with homework and such. Blah blah blah blah blah 2007-12-12T01:29:50+09:00