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…English Comp. Week 33 Colin Myers What Is The Matrix? Whoa, this Action/Adventure movie called The Matrix took around $450,000,000 to create. The Wachoski brothers worked diligently to create this Warner Brother Studios thriller that started…

…by the constant quarreling. Tom storms out mad, and when he returns Laura meets him at the door. Tom is obviously drunk as he rambles on about his adventurous evening. Although Laura usually stays out of their quarrels, the next morning she confronts Tom about…

…named Hal Jam, his intelligence strikes again. The middle of the story shows the bear's adventures with "lady friends" and the publishing of "his" book. Towards the end, the original writer of the story, Arthur Bramhall, begins to go insane because his book…

…marine specimens to schools and research institutions. He spent his days searching for some sea creatures in the waters of the Monterey Bay. John accompanied Ed on many of his collecting trips, and the two men had some memorable adventures together. John…

…in Gerald Durrell's The Whispering Land were Durrell himself is the actual zoologist. Your typical well-experienced hunter who goes after a variety of rare animals will cover the roles of the poacher. In The Whispering Land Durrell describes his adventures…

…for this reason also. I would never have enough time to explain Brutus’s life for it was filled with adventures that none other could imagine. Even though he died of a cowardly way he still lived a full life and we are not here to celebrate his death…

…into its own. Romanticism is used in many sections of the story, for instance, the setting of Roaring Camp is romantic. It is a place of adventure and tall tales, where men on the run from the law can go to escape the attentions of corrupt sheriffs. One could…

…less traveled because it is more adventurous. It is not so popular and secure. It is more of a risk and new journey that not many people have ever been on. In life many people are afraid to try new things. They just follow the crowd day after day and do…

…rate of economic growth is likely to ugly up the landscape here as elsewhere. It is no longer a harrowing adventure to drive from Atlanta to Texas; as long as one has money, one is not likely to be refused service in "the motels of the highways…

…on an adventure to achieve a goal for survival. The hero ends up living happily ever after accomplishing his/her goal and takes home a prize which the hero deeply values. An archetypal hero is seen in George Lucas' epic film "Star Wars" as "Luke Skywalker." Luke…