B-29 Frozen In Time Analysis
When I was twelve I tried to steal a cookie when I wasn’t supposed to. I went through a tremendous amount of unnecessary panic. This experience could be reflected with the film B-29 Frozen in Time. I learned a valuable lesson that day that cost me dearly. I learned that some things are worth waiting for rather than at the wrong time. Also that stealing cookies when your mom told you “no” is not good. Once when I was twelve I asked my mother if I could have a cookie; she said no because we hadn’t eaten dinner yet. So when she went to go take her shower I snuck into the kitchen and found the jar cookies. I reached my hand inside to grab one but when I tried to pull it out my hand was stuck. I tried for what felt like forever, but was just five
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I learned that you can’t always have what you want when you want. Some things are worth the wait if you just have the patience to wait for them you will be rewarded. If I had waited to eat a cookie like I was supposed to I wouldn’t have broke my mother's favorite jar, been banned from cookies for a week, and I would have gotten one after dinner. I also learned that the cookie jar was better left alone and untouched. In the film B-29 Frozen in Time the spent a tremendous amount of time and money into trying to get this plane working and out of the deserted place it was in. In the end no matter how much effort they put into it they ultimately failed. Their life lesson was that some things are better left untouched. The lesson that I learned from my life experience of breaking the cookie jar was similar to the lesson they learned in the film. The experience was different but the lesson was the same. Consequently, when I wasn’t supposed to I stole a cookies from my mother's favorite jar when I was twelve. There was a tremendous amount of unnecessary panic that I went to. The experience was easily relatable with the film B-29 Frozen in Time. I learned a valuable lesson that day that cost me dearly that day. I learned that some things are worth waiting for rather than at the wrong time. Also that stealing cookies when your mom told you “no” is not
I learned that you can’t always have what you want when you want. Some things are worth the wait if you just have the patience to wait for them you will be rewarded. If I had waited to eat a cookie like I was supposed to I wouldn’t have broke my mother's favorite jar, been banned from cookies for a week, and I would have gotten one after dinner. I also learned that the cookie jar was better left alone and untouched. In the film B-29 Frozen in Time the spent a tremendous amount of time and money into trying to get this plane working and out of the deserted place it was in. In the end no matter how much effort they put into it they ultimately failed. Their life lesson was that some things are better left untouched. The lesson that I learned from my life experience of breaking the cookie jar was similar to the lesson they learned in the film. The experience was different but the lesson was the same. Consequently, when I wasn’t supposed to I stole a cookies from my mother's favorite jar when I was twelve. There was a tremendous amount of unnecessary panic that I went to. The experience was easily relatable with the film B-29 Frozen in Time. I learned a valuable lesson that day that cost me dearly that day. I learned that some things are worth waiting for rather than at the wrong time. Also that stealing cookies when your mom told you “no” is not