Comments | jordar3: change isnt always bad:)

jordar3

change isnt always bad:)

Feb 18, 2011 19:03

All week in class a word that has been continuously popping up is the word change. Although it is something I dislike I am trying my hardest to adjust to it. Then I realized from the start of the movie to the end each character had some kind of change. It seemed everyone changed for the better. Starting with Harold at the start of the movie he was ( Read more... )

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laxguru92 February 18 2011, 19:24:34 UTC

Haha, I like the very last sentence. Great analysis of each character. I bet your paper is going to be great. Good luck on further analysis! Oh and by the way it's Karen Eiffel not "Ifal":)

mmcneal2 February 19 2011, 04:58:56 UTC

I agree with you jordar3, change is not always a bad thing. The death of hitler, a change, brought his end of tyranny in Europe. The atomic bomb, a change, though maybe an unecessary one, brought Japan to surrender. However, change is a pendulum. Don't change too much because you may end up too far on the other side.

change jrice5 February 25 2011, 17:03:59 UTC

I agree mostly, except that i'm pretty sure Harold didn't know they were going to fall in love, and that whether or not it happened would determine if the story were a comedy or a tragedy. Also, professor Hilbert was disinterested in helping Harold until he mentioned that the narrator said "little did he know". I agree that Karen was a somewhat negative person, but you could argue that despite her negativity and solemn outlook on life, the books she writes end up affecting people in very positive ways.

feliperamos February 27 2011, 22:09:05 UTC

I agree with you Jordan. Although I do not agree with mmcneal2. I think so are consequences of war.

feliperamos May 2 2011, 16:29:09 UTC

change can be good