Analysis Of Rudeness At The Movies By Bill Wine
People should respect each other’s personal spaces and shared spaces in movie theatres and concerts, it is simply impolite not too.
In “Rudeness at the Movies” by Bill Wine, he writes about the experiences that he has at the movie theatre while descriptively giving his impressions of people’s looks and behavior.
“Is this actually happening or am I dreaming?” (Wine 554). Wine mentions a man who is taller than the “Jolly Green Giant” and his wife at his side with an unbelievable hairdo (Wine 554). He continues to describe others in the theatre. A woman begins spritzing herself with an “Essence of Elk” odor (Wine 554). At her side, there sits her husband who does not know how to chew right and unattractively munches on his popcorn. But wait
In “Rudeness at the Movies” by Bill Wine, he writes about the experiences that he has at the movie theatre while descriptively giving his impressions of people’s looks and behavior.
“Is this actually happening or am I dreaming?” (Wine 554). Wine mentions a man who is taller than the “Jolly Green Giant” and his wife at his side with an unbelievable hairdo (Wine 554). He continues to describe others in the theatre. A woman begins spritzing herself with an “Essence of Elk” odor (Wine 554). At her side, there sits her husband who does not know how to chew right and unattractively munches on his popcorn. But wait