How does your related text explore the concept of The Journey? Spirited away is an animated film made in 2001 directed by Hayao Miyazaki. Chihiro is a typical ten year old girl, spoiled and scared. When we first meet her, she is angry because her parents are moving them to a new town and she doesn’t want to go. The journey she is about to take is physical and mental. For example when her family explores the abandoned theme park, Chihiro’s instincts tell her it’s not a good idea. Once inside the park, her parents begins to eat on the food they found and she refrains from eating any. She meets Haku, when she explores the park herself, he tells her to go before it gets dark, but her parents turned into pigs. “You humans always make a mess of thing. Like your parents who gobbled up the food for the spirits like pigs. They got what they deserved.” She later finds out this is the spirit world and a bath house for spirits. She meets a spider-like man, who helps her get a job, an old witch, who hates her and a dragon, who helps her through this journey. …show more content…
She falls in love, learn about loss and through her interactions with the spirits she discovers the world isn’t just black and white. The old witch, Yubaba steals Chihiro’s name and changed it to Sen, she loses her true identity and is forced to grow up. “That’s how Yubaba controls you...by stealing your name.” Chihiro desperately holds on to her former self because if she forgets who she used to be, she’ll be trapped in the spirit world forever. Yet Chihiro’s time spent as Sen is when her true self develops. She helps Haku and a no face spirit, even though doing so means she may get stuck in the spirit
Her power of wisdom gets her to learn, be trained, has friendship, survival and becomes loyalty. At first, Chihiro is moving to a new house with her parents, but they get lost and stop in a strange tunnel to the amusement park. Her parents are greedy of eating the delicious foods when there aren’t any people to serve and thinking they can pay later. The power of the spirits turns her parents into pigs because of stealing the spirit foods. With a help of Haku, Kamaji and Lin, Chihiro needs to stay in the spirit world and work at the bathhouse for the spirits in order to save her parents.
In the story “Thornhill" there was a girl named Mary. She lived at the Thornhill Institute For Children. When all of her friends had gotten adopted, she had been too. When she got to her new home with her new family, she had went in the yard to go explore. As she looked at all of the space and freedom she had, she felt amazing. Mary stepped onto a box and seen that a couple blocks away, there was this old and creepy looking house. She thought maybe a witch lived there. Mary ignored it and kept on looking around. A couple of days later she and her family helped her finish unpacking and
“In the new dream the dragon-like thing was between them, and somehow the mother managed to get the girl away. When her daughter finished telling the story, there was a bizarre look on the mother's face. As soon as she asked what was wrong, the mother explained. Those were not dreams. How’s that for spirits?”
Chihiro lives with her parents but they turn into pigs, Hushpuppy doesn’t live with her mom because she died but she only lives with her dad. Chihiro becomes dependent of herself fast like when they first entered the cave she felt something else and her parents found loads of food and ate them and then turned into pigs. While Hushpuppy changed slowly of being dependent because from first she had someone to take care of her. There was this woman that really took care of her than her dad because he used drink and he has a disease, so he couldn’t help me that
In addition, Chihiro leaves behind pieces of her and in the end it causes for a good change and a defeat in the world that she was placed in. Chihiro is a young girl that goes through that drastically is changed and impacted in the process of the hero’s journey from the beginning to the end. Chihiro starts off as an immature girl in the known world, that is faced with moving away from home, but as her parents take a wrong turn it leads to Chihiro’s call to the spirit world. Chihiro starts off the movie as an anxious and immature girl when a piece of her is taken from her.
Sociology is known as the study of the development, structure, and functioning of human society, so there is no surprise that it is so common to see the basic principles of sociology in everyday life. The 80’s film, Sixteen Candles, is a perfect example of how sociology is portrayed. Sixteen Candles is an entertaining story about sixteen year old Sam who’s family forgot about her birthday due to the distraction of her older sisters upcoming wedding. Throughout the movie, Sam wishes to be with Jake, an older student-athlete, and the audience is taken on a two day adventure which is concluded when Jake kisses Sam over a birthday cake lit with sixteen birthday candles. The movie shows many sociological elements such as deviance, race, gender
Regardless of the setting and the time, maturity and development are key processes that reshape individual’s character. Although on the surface, Hayao Miyazaki’s film, Spirited Away and The Epic of Gilgamesh have nothing in common based on their different historical and geographical settings, they are tied together by the genre called “Bildungsroman”. A genre that focuses on the psychological and moral growth of the protagonist from youth to adulthood, also known as a coming of age novel. The film, Spirited Away, is about Chihiro, a young girl who is taken down an unusual road by her parents while moving to a new home in an unfamiliar town. Their curiosity leads them into what appears
The character in “The Journey” faces doubt and disbelief from the people in her life while she fights to leave. This particularly takes place at the beginning of her voyage after she finally realizes that she must go. “The whole house began to tremble”(Oliver,5). Emotion is given to the house through personification which depicts how the narrator is feeling. She is being held back and frightened to go off alone in fear of abandoning the voices that ask for her help. “You felt the old tug at your ankles. Mend my life! Each voice cried.”(Oliver,9) By giving up her original goals which put others needs before her own and held her back, she can now get in touch with herself. During her journey, “there was a new voice, which was slowly recognized as [her] own”(Oliver,27). By going off on her own and forgetting the distractions and doubts of her past the narrator was able to get in touch with herself and learned who she is as a person. The character’s journey begins with her overcoming the doubt that she receives but she can finally be released of those pressures and discover herself when she leaves behind the voices to find her
This is the first stage of the hero's journey, the ordinary world. But until a monstrous serpent set up his home in the Yung Mountains, and demanded that a young maiden be sacrificed to him “on the appointed day in the eighth month” each year (Rosenberg, 331). The people were forced to obey the Yung serpent, for none of the men that they sent were able to defeat it. This went on for nine years, but on the tenth year, a brave maiden volunteered to be the next sacrifice, our hero Chi Li. This is the call to adventure, it was she who called herself, her heart and her mind.
As they start the long journey they discover the dangerous riskier side of things.Since they are younger and haven't matured enough and they don't know how life-threatening and unsafe the long and rough journey is.Their faces are filled with mixed emotions they don't know how to fell. They analyze the distances of the journey.They started the long
to love and uses it to recover her brother and defeat IT once and for all.
Spirited Away is an Oscar award winning, 2001 animated film from Japan, written, directed, and animated by Hayao Miyazaki (IMDb: Spirited Away). The story follows Chihiro, A young girl who is dealing with separation from family, tradition, and self-identity. Studio Ghibli films often have younger protagonists in their films, but in an interview with Miyazaki commented that “[he] felt [Japan] only offered such things as crushes and romance to 10-year-old girls” and that “ [Studio Ghibli] has not made a film for 10-year-old girls, who are in their first stage of adolescence” (Miyazaki 2001). Here, Miyazaki is signifying the lack of, what he sees to be, a proper presentation of a tweenaged girl. Miyazaki refrains from making the main plotline
The love story between two different teenagers that come from completely different worlds is the most remarkable. The Notebook is about two young teenagers who fell head over heels with each other. They got separated by Allie’s upper-class parents who insist that Noah isn’t right for her. But that obstacle didn’t stop these two young lovers from being together even if it took years. This beautiful tale has a special meaning to an older gentleman who regularly reads the timeless love story to his aging wife to help her remember what they went through and that the story that he’s reading to her was their love story. The story he reads follows two young
When speaking of the journey one is speaking of an act in which the mind or the body are going through a vigor of change and an instance of importance. The journey, whether literal or figurative, is a thing that could impact life, reason, and even passion for what one holds dear. Such as a woman realizing that medicine is their calling or a man having a roller coaster of emotions during their daily viewing of their favorite television show, a journey can be anything and at any level of life, but always an instance of importance.
The story was a typical first crush situation. The girl in the story was in love with the guy that barely noticed her. She did whatever she could to see him, which included going to the store by her apartment where he worked. She thought she found love with a guy she had never even spoken to. It is universal, because it was a teenager who thought she had found love. It was her first crush so she thought that they would be together forever. It is also universal, because teenagers get weird feelings in their body that they cannot explain, when they are in love. It is typical of most teenager’s experiences, because they are nervous around people they like. They do not know what to say or do around people that they think they love.