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    audience a different perspective by using different concepts that we have discussed in class and analyzing it and project it in the film. By using this concepts we become more understandable on how the message can be projected to the audience. In “The Godfather” film we could see and understand the reaction and see the choice of words so we could understand what the film is projecting. It is a very human film that could work as a source of expressing our thoughts through different use of techniques and

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    In the play‚ Death of a Salesman‚ Arthur Miller uses several stylistic devices to add another layer of complexity to his work. These devices include several themes such as the American Dream and abandonment‚ symbols such as the stockings‚ and a modified stream of consciousness point of view. These literary devices combine together to add a deeper meaning to the play and because all of the symbols and themes are not as conspicuous‚ they provide insight into the protagonist Willy’s mind. Willy is a

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    their own decisions. In Godfather Death‚ by Jakob and Wilhelm Grimm‚ the decisions of a godson are explored as he journeys through his life‚ takes advantage of possible opportunities‚ and ultimately decides his own fate. One will quickly see how a simple decision can change a life forever‚ through the following passage: "Show me my life light‚" said the doctor‚ assuming it would be very tall. Death pointed to the small stub that seemed about to flicker out. "Oh dear godfather!" cried the terrified

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    The Godfather I just finished reading a book called The Godfather which is written in 1969 by Mario Puzo. It is one of the best in all-time literature history. And I am definitely agreed with it. Because it has everything inside‚ much a great novel. If you read once then you might think that it is about crime life or how to murder other without notice. It is true but it isn’t main stuff. The main thing is how to be a man. A real responsible. Because a real take cares for his family and people only

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    The Godfather is one of the greatest films of all time. The story begins in the 1940’s with Don Vito Corleone’s daughter’s wedding. This is where we first see how powerful "The Don" is as he is granting requests as true to Italian mafia traditions‚ no request can be denied. The requests are from a regular worker to a famous singer who wants a part in an upcoming motion picture. The story focus on the Mafia crime world and inner workings of it including who is on the payroll as the Carleone family

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    the story‚ wherein an immigrant comes to the US to find his fortune and future. Tony eventually succeeds for a moment‚ but when his judgement and pure unluckiness started to overwhelm him‚ he became a cautionary tale of excesses and greed II.) The Godfather - The story starts on a high note‚ being a war veteran and born from a wealthy and influential family‚ Michael was dragged to family affairs when he only meant to preserve his. He became more fixated on control and started to be more cynical and

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    Over the past term I read Mario Puzo’s The Godfather. The book itself is an action packed crime novel that revolves around the Corleone crime family. The main character in this book is Michael Corleone‚ the Godfather’s son. Michael was introduced in the novel as a young man in his twenties who did not want to be involved with the family business. The book reveals that Michael enrolled in college to become a lawyer in order to escape the family. Michael ends up dropping out of college

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    Assignment - 3 Movie Assignment To Mahmood Karim Faculty‚ MGT 321. By The Godfather Theoretical Relevance Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando): According to Ohio State Studies‚ Vito Corleone (Marlon Brando) portrays the “Initiating Structure” theory. As we come to learn that he has very strong principles about his business and the family. Don Corleone‚ as the movie progresses‚ is seen to make difficult decisions and doesn’t care or think about what others or the subordinates (capo-regimes)

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    Narrative Structure Essay: How To Make a Mobster Lovable In his film The Godfather‚ Francis Ford Coppola creates a narrative structure‚ very similar to that seen in Classic Hollywood cinema. Events in the film unfold chronologically‚ and cause and effect ultimately help shape the narrative. The Godfather’s long narrative span‚ covers a very significant time in American history‚ and centers around the idiosyncrasy of family. The film is told entirely within the closed world of the Corleone family

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    February 14th‚ 2012 Being Boxed In As humans‚ at some point in our life we may feel the sense of being boxed-in. In Death of a Salesman‚ Arthur Miller shows the different factors that make for the frustrations of long time salesman Willy Loman. Being “boxed in” is a symbol of Willy’s serious desperation with his life in the city‚ his career‚ and his family that eventually led to his death. Willy is living in the crammed state of New York. He feels as though the city has turned into a box for the inhabitants:

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