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rebirth

death/suicide

life altering event

changing of a person

restorative/cleansing/baptism

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tripping

being tripped over

bridge breaking

falling into

pushed into

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three times= Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. resembles baptism.

With baptism, you have to be ready to receive it.

"Taking a new believer completely underwater causes him to die out of his old self and to be reborn in his identity as a follower of Christ."

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drowning serves its own purpose:
-character revelation

-thematic development of violence, failure, and guilt

-plot complication

-denouement (end of a play, movie, or narration where all the plot strings come together and everything explains itself)

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Leslie and Jess have their own imaginative world. The rope to get there is over a stream. After a storm the water level is high and the stream is strong and fast. the rope breaks. Leslie dies and Jess is broken. He becomes a new person and leaves the imaginative world behind for his sister.

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Bridge To Terabithia - The Farewell Scene

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People have to experience water before they can become their true selves.

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Jack and Rose on the door. she un-hinges his frozen fingers from the door and lets him sink. he death of her lover leads her to live a new life.

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signifies restoration and cleansing although it lacks the submersion of baptism.

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Only some of those will survive--expect the unexpected.

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Ordinary People (1980) – "Because I'm your friend" | Conrad and Dr. Berger – Robert Redford

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The brothers go out onto lake Michigan. Storm happens. Brothers fall in and the older one dies. He younger one survives and becomes a new person.