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    In this paper I will explore the concept of psychological happiness‚ which I define as the quality or state of being happy‚ as it connects to the philosophy of memory demonstrated in the movies Memento (2000) and Finding Nemo (2003). I will show how philosopher David Hume’s theory of memory through the article Memory and Morals in Memento: Hume at the Movies by George Bragues and Wladyslaw Tatarkiewicz’s theory of happiness through the article Happiness and Time; can be applied to the main characters

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    If someone asked you if Finding Nemo and the movie The Princess Bride were the same story‚ you wouldn’t agree. Surprisingly‚ they are the same. They follow a simple‚ three-step pattern‚ along with all other movies. The Princess Bride is a fascinating example of a movie that follows this pattern perfectly. One thing you probably know is that there is a protagonist in each and every story. Chances are‚ the protagonist is also the hero. Westley (maybe you know him by “the farm boy”) is a very good

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    applying or using is Pixar’s "Finding Nemo". Our hero would be Marlin‚ the timid clownfish who lives safe and secluded in the colorful and warm tropical waters of the Great Barrier Reef. After the devastating‚ life changing event when starting a family‚ specifically when a hostile fish devoured his wife and all his unborn kids‚ Marlin had been a cowardly‚ cautious individual who lacks socialism and simply "can’t tell a joke". He limits‚ rescues‚ protects and controls Nemo‚ and expectations are low for

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    Finding Nemo: Hero’s Journey and Overcoming Fear Kaitlyn Patterson Wallace 6th period The words of David Joseph Schwartz‚ “Do what you fear and fear disappears‚” perfectly describe the theme in Finding Nemo. Directed by Andrew Stanton and Lee Unkrich‚ Finding Nemo is an animated Disney film about a clownfish on a mission to save his son that exemplifies Joseph Campbell’s monomyth‚ also known as the hero’s journey. Campbell’s monomyth includes twelve stages in which a hero

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    FINDING NEMO’S TRAILER Not letting the audiences’ expectation of another successful computer-animated movies like the previous brothers‚ the trailer of Finding Nemo has done a great job to catch the attention of the audient and claim it to be a huge success in the near future when it comes to the theater. With the skillful hands‚ Disney has combined brilliantly the visual images and sound as well as the scripts and dialogs to create the exciting trailer that could stimulate any curiosity to watch

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    The widely popular children’s movie Finding Nemo‚ directed by Andrew Stanton‚ follows the heroic journey of a father through a great deal of obstacles as well as triumphs while on his journey to reunite with his son. His quest follows the same pattern as every other heroic journey throughout time; the universal monomyth. The key components that allow the universal monomyth to be seen throughout Finding Nemo are the basic steps of the hero myth‚ the different archetypes that characters fit perfectly

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    NEMO An archetype is a symbol that appears in literature‚ but there are also generalized patterns of archetypes that can be found through time and across cultures. When we study literature‚ these symbolic threads can be seen in plot elements‚ the setting or background‚ and/or character development. The development of these characters in a work of literature may be done on an unconscious level by the author‚ the author may recognize a pattern in work and further build upon it--to accomplish a desired

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    NEMO OUTDOOR POWERFUL DRIVE TEST TOOL FOR MEASURING AND MONITORING WIRELESS NETWORKS Nemo Outdoor has an established posi on both as a pioneer and leader in drive test measurement solu ons. Nemo Outdoor comes with an incomparable support for over 270 test terminals and scanning receivers‚ offering a broad range of tes ng op ons and support for all the newest technologies at any given me. Nemo Outdoor forms a centralized solu on for extensive network measurement‚ troubleshoo ng and op miza on. Its

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    You may not have heard of Thomas Newman‚ or know what he does‚ or who he is‚ but it is probable that you have heard of ‘The Shawshank Redemption’‚ ‘Finding Nemo’‚ ‘American Beauty’‚ ‘The Green Mile’‚ ‘The Lost Boys’‚ ‘The Help’‚ ‘Cinderella Man’‚ ‘Revolutionary Road’‚ ‘Road to Perdition’‚ ‘Wall-E’ or the most recent Bond film ‘Skyfall’. Thomas Newman has composed music for each of these films. There are many narrative aspects of a films structure which need to be taken into consideration when assessing

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    fish named Merlin lost his song Nem out in the sea. Nemo was caught by divers and now resides in a big‚ clean fish tank along with other fish/sea creatures in a dentist’s office. Merlin sets out in the sea (which is brave of him!) to find his son‚ encountering a blue fish named Dori. Dori has short term memory loss and is confused for a little bit on which way the boat went‚ but soon finds her way. During Merlin’s and Dori’s adventure the find Nemo‚ they meet "friendly" sharks who don’t believe in

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