Tuesday, February 19, 2019
Big Fish
The Big Fish is based on a genre, Southern Gothic, where freak nature comes in a role in flooring telling. The Big Fish have three most uncouth elements in Southern Gothic. Those elements are imprisonment, freakiness, and unearthly. The get down would tell a story to his son about his sprightliness. However, his son thinks his let is full of lies. It brings the conflict amid reality and fabrication. In Southern Gothic, it doesnt matter because it combined reality and fiction into one story. Although, it is hard to see the reality behind it because in the movie, the father make up a lot of stuff even though it is almost true.Imprisonment is found in The Big Fish, because the father is confined in his room and in the hospital. Also, the villiage kept all of its people until Ed left the villiage. Those people couldve been in that location for years because they love their home so much. The giant was in his cave because he was shunned and feared by the people until Ed befriended the giant. Imprisonment is found in Southern Gothic, and is in found in the story as well.Supernatural is everywhere in The Big Fish, because there was a woman who turned into a fish during the movie. The twins were conjurned save at the end they were serparated. Also, the giant was a huge person who was separated for a long time. The circus was filled with strange people. Even the superior is a wolf at night, and The Eye shows a persons future death. Also, the charge the son was born was very There was a lot of supernatural involved with the movie.Freakiness is all almost in the movie, because the villiagepeople had no shoes nor socks on. They walked around barefoot. Even the father was telling a story with his wild imaginations. He even made his death the way he saw in The Eye. He accepted his death from the beginning he saw his death. The father never once freaked out but rather looking foward to the sidereal day he dies. Everyone was there at his funeral. By everyone he k nows in his life showed up for his funeral.
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