Raw by Scott monk & 28 days
To change is to become different. In society people change, there point of views change and so does there perspective. Through these lessons and events that occur in everyone's life you get influenced by people and things around you. In the novel Raw, by Scott Monk and the film 28 days directed by Betty Thomas show significant changes in there lives and perspectives towards life.
The Protagonist Brett, in the novel Raw by Scott monk changes significantly throughout the novel. As in a result of breaking the law Brett is sent to a Juvenile center called the Farm. At the beginning when Brett sees the Farm he is arrogant and stubbornness boil inside him " it was a little more than a large country house". In the beginning brett meets sam the owner of the farm and they don't get off to a good start. Sam hands Brett a clipboard to show him his duties but as Brett's ignorance he throws it away. To Brett sam was everything he resented, the more sam tried to change brett the more brett would resist. Brett wasn't going to follow any rules, "he was happy for who he was and the way he lived, he'd beat the system before it beat him in the end Brett would win". In this paragraph Brett shows no remorse and is showing a lot of anger towards Sam. He thinks that everything he does it is his way or no way. As soon as Brett arrives at the farm, Brett is forced to room up with a boy called Robbie. Brett continues his antisocial behavior by sifting through the belongings of others, but is caught by josh and clash heads. Brett is threatened by the most violent character Tyson Jones. He has a fight with him in the bathroom, as you can see Brett still had the urge to start a fight.
To change is to become different. In society people change, there point of views change and so does there perspective. Through these lessons and events that occur in everyone's life you get influenced by people and things around you. In the novel Raw, by Scott Monk and the film 28 days directed by Betty Thomas show significant changes in there lives and perspectives towards life.
The Protagonist Brett, in the novel Raw by Scott monk changes significantly throughout the novel. As in a result of breaking the law Brett is sent to a Juvenile center called the Farm. At the beginning when Brett sees the Farm he is arrogant and stubbornness boil inside him " it was a little more than a large country house". In the beginning brett meets sam the owner of the farm and they don't get off to a good start. Sam hands Brett a clipboard to show him his duties but as Brett's ignorance he throws it away. To Brett sam was everything he resented, the more sam tried to change brett the more brett would resist. Brett wasn't going to follow any rules, "he was happy for who he was and the way he lived, he'd beat the system before it beat him in the end Brett would win". In this paragraph Brett shows no remorse and is showing a lot of anger towards Sam. He thinks that everything he does it is his way or no way. As soon as Brett arrives at the farm, Brett is forced to room up with a boy called Robbie. Brett continues his antisocial behavior by sifting through the belongings of others, but is caught by josh and clash heads. Brett is threatened by the most violent character Tyson Jones. He has a fight with him in the bathroom, as you can see Brett still had the urge to start a fight.
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The analysis of the film is stronger than that of the text as it is more focused and relevant to an analytical essay. If looking at two different pieces you must make more comparison: this piece begins to compare the protagonists but never really explores the links fully. 3 Stars