What I find most compelling about the concept of storytelling is its ability to teach, influence, and entertain all at the same time.
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The Fascination of Reality TelevisionWhether it be competitive shows such as The Bachelor or simply watching people live their lives like on The Real Housewives, audiences are drawn to watching people live under surveillance. From a production point of view, the gravitation to these shows is obvious: they are inexpensive to make and draw in a large audience. But why are they so popular and when did this trend of reality TV start? What does it say about society that we are so obsessed with these shows? Are the actions of the members on the shows a good representation of society, or are their actions a response to being under constant surveillance?
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Audiobooks: Do they Enhance or Diminish the Enjoyment of a Story? | |
So many great points! While it was difficult as a long time fan to see those characters meet their end in Infinity War, I agree with the notion that there needs to be more emphasis on the replaceability of superheroes. | True Superheroes Should be Replaceable |
Very interesting points! I too noticed that the Prince was more in-depth of a character in the 2015 film than in Disney’s animation adaptation, the most obvious example being that he gets a name in the newer film! I enjoyed how you brought in other examples as well to really so this character growth. | The Developed Role of the Prince in Disney’s Live Action Cinderella (2015) |
Great points! I’m a person who struggles with finding enjoyment in audiobooks because I’m extremely picky when it comes to the voice of the narrator, so I always appreciate recommendations!