Who Is The Narrator In Stranger Than Fiction
Stranger Than Fiction Diagnostic Stranger Than Fiction is a fantasy film about an IRS agent named Harold Crick. For twelve years, Harold has been living life the same exact way. He wakes up, goes to work does the same routine there and then when he comes home, he eats and goes to sleep, and he does all of this in a meticulous and lonely way. One day Harold hears a voice of a British woman inside his head narrating his life and he can’t communicate with the voice. One day while waiting for his bus, he resets his watch, the voice says that act will lead to his death. Felling very distraught Harold try to find help, this leads him to Jules Hilbert, a literature Professor, at first the professor didn't take Harold seriously but then starts helping him when he does believe Harold has a narrator in his head. While all of that is going on Harold starts
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What I mean by that is writing doesn't always go as smoothly as you would hope. It was not a smooth journey for Karen Eiffel, she had writers block and was stuck on her creative flow and just couldn't go. I believe Harold was one cause In Eiffel's writing block. Once he heard Eiffel narrating his life he started doing thing to try to make her voice go away, and when it did go away she was struggling to write. Also stories can go in many different directions, not just one, like how Harold's fate was changed at the end of the movie. To me this means when you are writing you can always alter your original ideas and stray words new ones. This film obviously shows the struggles of literature like Eiffel's writing block, but it also shows how people have high expectations for them because of their previous works. Hilbert is one of Eiffel's biggest fans and he loved her draft so much he was okay with Harold excepting his “fate” and dying just because it could be one of her best works. But luckily she didn’t sacrifice a life for a potential best
What I mean by that is writing doesn't always go as smoothly as you would hope. It was not a smooth journey for Karen Eiffel, she had writers block and was stuck on her creative flow and just couldn't go. I believe Harold was one cause In Eiffel's writing block. Once he heard Eiffel narrating his life he started doing thing to try to make her voice go away, and when it did go away she was struggling to write. Also stories can go in many different directions, not just one, like how Harold's fate was changed at the end of the movie. To me this means when you are writing you can always alter your original ideas and stray words new ones. This film obviously shows the struggles of literature like Eiffel's writing block, but it also shows how people have high expectations for them because of their previous works. Hilbert is one of Eiffel's biggest fans and he loved her draft so much he was okay with Harold excepting his “fate” and dying just because it could be one of her best works. But luckily she didn’t sacrifice a life for a potential best