The Tramp

why, in my opinion, the tramp fell in love with the blind woman. How do you know when you have met the person who knows the real you? The person who can look past all of your flaws and not judge you based on others perception of you? Not everyone can find this person, however, sometimes it takes some outside force for this someone to be found. In the movie the City Lights, that outside force is blindness and the person a sweet, young woman. The main Character, the Tramp, meets this woman on a street

The Tramp starts off as a factory worker working for an assembly line, and it is clearly shown that he was clearly being treated poorly by the other employee’s as well as the boss. This shown when he is chosen to demonstrate the feeding machine but when it breaks

popularity of The Tramp. When one thinks of silent films most likely that person thinks about is Charlie Chaplin. According to Biography.com, “Charlie Chaplin’s

In the artistic process, the artist is constantly making deliberate decisions based on their intentions and visions for the work. Truly understanding a work of art involves understanding the artist. In looking at a painting, recognizing the choices like color choice, composition, content and style of rendering is a critical dimension in the observer’s experience of the art. Seeing through the eyes of the artist allows one to discover the truths, feelings and conclusions that the work intends to evoke

I had to spend most of my time working on height. I bounced probably twenty times to get my height back up.Then I performed my second flip! I tucked, leaned, and flipped before striking the tramp and doing it again. I lost enough momentum that I needed to bounce three times to regain height. I then flipped forward, lowering my bounce height yet again. As I bounced again, I felt a spray of water from the river hit my face, a smell of fish in

be converted to vertical velocity which would increase the height of release thus would give me more time in the air to complete the turn. Furthermore by increasing the velocity generated in the run up, more velocity would be converted on the mini tramp meaning the speed of release will be largely increased allowing me to make the turn and land on my

film that follows the antics of Chaplin's Tramp, a poor man, as he tries to win the heart of a blind floral girl. This movie is widely accepted as a romantic comedy, but many of the comedic acts have an underlining view into the American life that was being happening at the time. One scene in particular is full of slapstick humor, but a closer look really puts the wage-gap that 1930's America was experiencing into perspective. The scene begins with Tramp crashing at the inebriated millionaire's house

thousands of students and families flooding the entrances of the Jones Stadium. Finally, I enter the gate and realize that a Saturday at the Jones is a day full of exciting pre-game fun, a wild kickoff tradition, and a stadium filled with the Saddle Tramps, energetic students, and families. As I look out onto the field I can feel the energy building. I see the bright green that is the football field and I can smell the freshly popped popcorn coming from the concession stand. When I look to my right

What do stories revolve around? Stories revolve around the conflict of writing. What is conflict? Conflict is the opposition of forces, the hero fighting the villain, the protagonist against the antagonist. There are two different styles of conflict, internal and external conflict. External conflict is a struggle with an outside force and it can be broken down into 3 types; man versus man, man versus nature, and man versus supernatural. Internal conflict is just the opposite because it is a struggle

poverty people were living in because Orwell had to queue for a long time because so many people need to sell their belongings to be able to live. There were many tramps in London at the time Orwell writes about and these tramps had to stay in the 'spikes'. The 'spikes' are dirty and very basic and the tramps only stay in one of the spikes in London for one night per month and only have two nights a month in the other spikes. There were problems with small pox, beatles and