Category Communication

Little girl: wants to be pretty, wasn’t to be Miss America. Practasis winning. Practises suprise. Dad: Dull looking but words he says are deep. Bit chaotic. Be successful Son: like a man called Neiche who was a famous German philosopher… Continue Reading →

My question is “how dose society view crime and how this is shown in different genres. Films: Bad Boys The Departed Books: Wise guy LA Confidential Other Media: Sin City: graphic novel Smooth Criminal: Song

Top five books read to me: 1:) Barbar The Elephant: Fantasy 2:) Thomas The Tank Engine: Fantasy, Adventure, Action 3:) You Choose: 4:) Famous Five: Crime 5:) Robin Hood: Adventure, Love Story Top five books I have read: 1:) World… Continue Reading →

Shakespeare presents Lady Macbeth as a proud, overly ambitious, woman. This is done by her saying and doing manly things. “That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold” This shows that Lady Macbeth is proud and pleased to… Continue Reading →

This is one of the most entertaining books I have ever read. The Wolf Of Wall Street can make you laugh, which is something that I think most books forget to do. I like this book because Jordan Belford makes… Continue Reading →

I think that Shakespeare has shown Macbeth as a over the top caricature who is always being extravagant even when he is being sad or scared. I think this is done by making Shakespeare reference religion, mostly Christianity, and have… Continue Reading →

‘That which hath made them drunk hath made me bold.’ This shows that Lady Macbeth is stronger and more mainly than people who’s job seams to suggest they should be able to drink a lot. ‘Had he not resembled My… Continue Reading →

THE KING IS DEAD, THE KING IS DEAD, but who is to blame. Who could do a thing like this. Well in my opinion there are three culprits non of witch are completely to blame non of witch are completely… Continue Reading →

My lovely wife. I have news that will bring great news to you. The battle was long and brutal many of my comrades lay down there lives but we were able to rise up and crush are enemy. It was… Continue Reading →

PLOT A group of eight solders, led by Captain Miller (Tom Hanks) must fight their way across occupied France to save the life of one young man by the name of Ryan. Steven Speilberg makes two types of film; the… Continue Reading →