Essay On The Movie Alive
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In this paper the researcher will be discussing the film entitled: Alive, which includes a group of individuals who are involved in a terrible plane crash to ban together to help keep on another alive. This paper will touch on the struggles of each individual as they fight to overcome their own fear, anxiety, and pride to save others. Keywords: alive, overcome, fight, fear, pride, save, and crash. Alive The decision making process that was observed in this film was the captain of the team taking a stand and becoming the leader of the group to help everything run smoothly. He took over and made sure everyone who needs help was helped. He also got everyone together to search for any surviving passengers and to start looking for was to get help. Individuals had to put their own pride and fear aside in order for others to survive in the harsh conditions they were in. With the weather and amount of people they had to dig up clothing from any luggage close by. They band together to scramble for food and water, they used their resources to provide themselves with the necessi...
In this essay, the author
- Explains that the researcher will be discussing the film entitled: alive, which includes a group of individuals who are involved in the terrible plane crash to ban together to help keep on another alive.
- Analyzes how the captain of the team took a stand and became the leader to help everything run smoothly. individuals had to put their pride and fear aside in order for others to survive.
- Explains that the group looked up to the leader for what to do but they really made decisions together. they relied on their faith in god and the strength and hope of being rescued to keep pushing for themselves and others.
- Explains that the researcher will be discussing the film entitled: alive, which includes a group of individuals who are involved in the terrible plane crash to ban together to help keep on another alive.
- Analyzes how the captain of the team took a stand and became the leader to help everything run smoothly. individuals had to put their pride and fear aside in order for others to survive.
- Explains that the group looked up to the leader for what to do but they really made decisions together. they relied on their faith in god and the strength and hope of being rescued to keep pushing for themselves and others.
- Explains that when conflict arose, the group tried its best to regroup and get everyone on the same page.
- Opines that the people on the plane played a significant role in keeping everything in order. they survived without the help of the other passengers.
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