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They fight and 🤬 each other for power

1. They 🤬 each other to gain power

2. There can only be one winner they cant feel remorse when playing.

3. At 12 years old their name had to be put in the glass ball. They dont care if they arent ready and force and manipulate them into it

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- Lord farquad representing wealth and his followers representing middle class they all looked down on shrek because of the way he looked and where he lived.
- Shrek was constantly looked down upon because he lived in a swamp and didn't have a nice home like the village people.
-Lord Farquad abused his power because he forced Fiona to marry him due to having money.

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Money plays a role for the main character since she is poor and dating a millionaire which affects the development of the plot.

The family of the millionaire don’t approve of the the woman because of her social status.

Since the family of the millionaire is one of the most power families in Singapore, they try to make the woman go back to America and leave the son because she isn’t a power status either.

group 6 period 4

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The Kardashians(Marxist)Group 2 An example of marxist is Keeping Up With The Kardashians  (TV show). This show displays the three parts of the Marxist criticism: MONEY- Their TV shows makes about 386 Million a year and they also have their own makeup brand, the youngest member is worth 1 billion at age 20. CLASS-  They are apart of the upper class and the show revolves around wealth. POWER- They have influenced in the media. Everyone that watches them follows there advice and beauty trends. 

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The Kardashians(Marxist)Group 2 An example of marxist is Keeping Up With The Kardashians  (TV show). This show displays the three parts of the Marxist criticism: MONEY- Their TV shows makes about 386 Million a year and they also have their own makeup brand, the youngest member is worth 1 billion at age 20. CLASS-  They are apart of the upper class and the show revolves around wealth. POWER- They have influenced in the media. Everyone that watches them follows there advice and beauty trends. 

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An example of “hero” archetype is Mr.Incredible from The Incredibles movie. He takes the role as an archetype in 3 forms:

Mr. Incredible has super strength that he uses to protect and for the great or good, a superhero figure.

Out of all his family he has super strength, and he lives double lives balancing to be a normal citizen and a superhero

He broke the rules to save the town

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Movie where they have a annual purge night, the rich can 🤬 the poor just because they are in a lower class

Power: It was a 12 hour purge where all crimes including 🤬 was legal, except against government officials. Ultimately, the government had the upper hand on anyone under them.

Class: Upper Class (Government officials, Rich people)

Wealth: All the government officials and friends are rich

Period 4 Group 1

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Archetype: An example of a hero is in the movie "Toy Story". Woody takes the role of the hero in 3 ways which are
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1. Elsa has the power of ice in her hands but never the less she abuses the power.
2. On the other hand her sister Anna doesn't have power likewise if she did have power she would use it for good and what it's meant for.
3. Elsa and Anna both live in a castle in the kingdom of Arendelle. which is much higher class then normal civilians who live in Arendelle.

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Spiderman (Archetype)         An example of the "Hero" archetype appears in the film Spiderman. Peter takes on the archetype of the Hero in 3 ways; 1. Unusual circumstance at birth (His parents were not in his life). 2. Power only he can use ( Spider powers only he could use). 3. Tragic event that leads into adventure ( His uncle dies, making him want to be a hero).

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Spiderman (Archetype)         An example of the "Hero" archetype appears in the film Spiderman. Peter takes on the archetype of the Hero in 3 ways; 1. Unusual circumstance at birth (His parents were not in his life). 2. Power only he can use ( Spider powers only he could use). 3. Tragic event that leads into adventure ( His uncle dies, making him want to be a hero).

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Group 2

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An example of the "Hero" archetype appears in the film The Lion King. Simba takes on the archetype of the Hero in 3 ways:
1. Simba defeats scar so he can save all the animals in Pride Rock
2. Simba goes through numerous trials and tribulations to keep Pride rock from falling apart.
3. Simba ends up avenging his dad's death.

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An example of a hero archetype appears in the film A Quiet Place. Lee Abbott takes on the archetype of a hero in 3 ways:
1. Traumatic event leads to adventure or quest: Aliens invade the earth and slaughter based on sound. Lee needs to find ways to protect his family.
2. Special weapon he invented: Lee created a hearing aid for his daughter that they later discover, has  a frequency or sound that can be used against the aliens.
3. Makes a sacrifice for the greater good: Lee sacrifices himself to save his children from an alien.

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An example of a hero archetype is the movie Incredibles 2. She takes the role of a hero in 3 ways which are:

1.  Jack Jack is the archetype of fire because he is both very destructive and he had helped to protect his family.

2. The Quest - when both parents are kidnapped the kids work together to find their parents and save the other heroes from being mind controlled

3. The rebirth- The family is not allowed to used their powers and go into hiding. When they finally come out of hiding they are a completely different family and use their powers in different ways.

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An example of a hero archetype is a tv show called the Flash. He takes the role of hero in 3 ways which are:

1.BackStory- His mother was killed when he was kid and wanted to bring that man to justice.

2.Special Powers- He was struck by lightning and gained super speed that only few have.

3.Wanting to help- He wants to protect people who can’t protect themselves and teach others to be good.

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An example of a TV show that contains Marxist criticism is Pablo Escobar. This show explains the three main parts of the the Marxist criticism, which are:

1.Power-The strongest drug lord in the world and controlled the distribution of 🤬 all around the world

2.Weath- Columbian Drug Kingpin, became a billionaire in the 1980's by selling 🤬.

3.Class- He grew up in a poor family and he worked his way to the top of the drug cartel and due to that he earned respect and class from the people and his workers.

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Moana  (Archetype)

An example of the "Hero" archetype appears in the film Moana. Moana takes on the archetype of the Hero in 3 ways:

1. Unusual gift at birth (sea speaks to her )

2. She was chosen  to save her island  (given the heart of te fiti to return it)

3. Facing a life threatening challenge  (confronting Te Ka).

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1.  As a group, pick a text/ film that you can apply these criticisms to.  Your group must provide one example for each criticism (total of 2).

2. In your padlet, your group must include:

a) A concise explanation on which archetype you are using and which text/ film you are applying it to (1-2 sentences).

b) 3+ bullets explaining how your example best fits that criticism.

c) An image that best represents your example.

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A movie surrounding a young Hiccup’s adventure as he and a crippled dragon bond and bring on a new future for his village and redefine the dragons they live by.

An example of the “hero” archetype fits Hiccup, this fits him for three reasons.

Underdog

Due to his weak stature Hiccup was often overlooked by his father and the other villagers but he brought a new future for Vikings and Dragons.

Special Abilities and Intellect.

He was very observative and paid close attention to Toothless’s behavior and learned how to tame dragons and was able to show it to the others of his village

A Traumatic Event leading to Adventure

In the midst of the final battle against the Red Death, Hiccup and Toothless defeat it but Hiccup ends up losing a leg and almost dying, but after the battle Vikings learned to accept and live with the dragons.

Period 4 Group 1

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Table 4) 

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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (Table 4) 

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An example of a Marxist criticism theme is seen in the film Charlie and the Chocolate factory The film gives examples of the 3 main parts of Marxist criticism, which are:
Class: Charlie is poorer than any of the other kids. Everyone one else is either in middle or upper class.
Power and Money: The rich girl,  Veruca uses her fathers money and social standing to buy a lot of chocolates to find the golden ticket. She is spoiled and basically gets whatever she wants from her father. Another example, is that once charlie is aware that he has the winning ticket and is offered $500 for it, he declines it for a chance to meet Willy Wonka.

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An example of the "Hero" archetype appears in the film Harry Potter. Potter takes on the archetype of the Hero in 3 ways:
1. Unusual circumstance at birth (Voldemort trying to destroy him, loses both parents)
2. Special weapon only he can wield (Gryffindor Sword, wand)
3. A traumatic event leads to adventure or quest (finding out he's a wizard).