Writing Goals

1. Use A-B transitions
2. Use more higher level words
3. Check for run on sentence ALWAYS

Tuesday, December 14, 2010

Response to “Mary Poppins”

Imagine if you had a nanny who had magic and she could make your bed almost as fast as light. Having a nanny like that would certainly make life easier. In “Mary Poppins’’ by P.L. Travers is very noticeable that “Mary Poppins’’ is a true romantic movie. The plotline, symbolism, and characteristics of the movie stir together really good to make it a romantic mode of literature.

The plotline of the movie, “Mary Poppins” clearly follows the romantic mode of literature. It starts out with a minor conflict which is that the family no longer has a nanny. The very next day they find a nanny and her name is “Mary Poppins.” She is a fine woman who has magic so that little minor conflict turns into a life symbolism. Just as the plotline of “Mary Poppins” follows the romantic mode of literature, so does the symbolism.

In the begging the father was mean and only cared about his job but with ‘’Mary Poppins” magical ways the dad realizes that his children are more important to him than his job. There are so many symbolisms that it’s a much watch romantic movie. It made me cry it was such a romantic movie. Symbolism is great in a romantic movie but the characteristics are better.

The characteristics are mean, happy, sad, but they stir together really good to make a perfect romantic movie. There is really nothing to talk about for characteristics because there really aren’t a lot of them but once again you need to watch the perfect romantic movie.

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