Sunday, May 26, 2019
Passing Places and Trainspotting
Passing Places and Transporting. They play I am analyzing Is Passing Places, by Stephen Greenhorn. It is a Scottish play from 1998 which Is set In Motherly. Alongside with this, I will also analyses the movie Transporting, a movie directed by Danny Bayle based on the novel Transporting by Irvine Welsh. First I will way on the mall characters In the several kit and caboodle and analyses their development throughout the play and the movie. Afterwards I will compare the play and film, and how they each force Scotland. In the Scottish play Passing Places, the main characters are the two boys Alex and Brian.Of those two characters, Alex is the one who develops most during the play. In the beginning he is aggressive, angry and tough, and has aught but hate towards his home-town Motherly ALEX Look at this place. nohing but shoe shops and burger bars. BRIAN Im starving. . It shows his feeling of disenchantment with his home-town, but also with his life. It feels Like he unavoidably to leave Motherly, In order to discover what life in reality Is. HIS life Is full of emptiness, the only relationship he has Is with Brian.Even his relationship with his mum Is poor ALEX No. Look. I Just need to go away for a while. Trust me. MUM About as far as I could throw you. end-to-end he changes in a better way. He learns to relax and discovers the better sides of Scotland. He has achieved some kind of tranquility, which perhaps is a result of his meeting with Mirror. Brian is Ales exceed friend. He is more clever than Alex, more sensible and more aware of the other side of Scotland. He has a big knowledge of Scotland and is not afeard(predicate) to bombard Alex with facts during their ride through Scotland.Just as Alex, he is also seeking something besides the walls of Motherly. He knows that there are better things, and uses the stolen surfboard as n excuse to run away from Motherly. On their trip, he meets people who are Just like him. At first Its Loan, but later Its par ticularly stark(a) the Shaper, who makes him realism that there are others like him. They sustain created a computer program, but also a whole way of life that gives Brian the satisfaction he has been searching for. Bran fatalitys to do the same thing.In the film Transporting, the main character is a young heroin addict living in Elite, called plant Rent. He has a serious drug habit, and resort to shoplifting and petty theft due to his unemployment RENT Choose your future. Choose life But why would I want to do a thing like that? I chose not to choose life. I chose something else. And the reasons? There are no reasons. Who needs reasons when youve got heroin? 3 Mark actually goes to Aberdeen university before the narrative begin, but dropped out and really hit the drugs when his disabled brother dies In hospital.As a person he Is very dreamy, disruptive, sharp, and as a viewer you never know where you are with him he never knows where he Is himself. He actually managed to get r id of his heroin addicted, moved to capital of the United Kingdom to start a new life and doing business. But with his old friends. Therefore, he ends dadaism getting involved in a drug deal and sells 4 kilos of heroin. He then escapes with the money from his friends, which Just shows that he has changed into a better person and has decided to choose life, instead of living in the fast lane.Both works describes the dark sides of Scotland in the beginning, only to end it up by giving the reader/viewer a good impression of Scotland. All three of them arent really proud of being Scottish when the narrative starts Mark Rent Its Shiite being Scottish. Were the lowest of the low The scum of the bucking earth 4 Mark expresses clearly that he isnt proud of being Scottish. If you look at Alex and Brian, their way of talking and living can be seen as a result of the town they have been brought pop to. They are, to a certain point, unconcerned about everything.It is clearly illustrated in sce ne 29 ALEX I cant. I can think it but I cant learn it. Its Just Its not part of my language, alright? 5 Alex cant say the word beautiful because during his adolescence in Motherly, he hasnt seen any signs of beauty. The director uses, especially Alex, to criticism the moderne big cities. The brings up the contrast of beauty in the landscape and ugliness in the towns. Transporting shows some of the same things, UT of course brings up the problem of the travel usage of drugs in Scotland, mainly in the larger cities.In the film and play alike, the main characters go through a positive development. They go from being troubled and disturbed in the big cities of Scotland, to better human beings when they leave their home-towns. Both the feeling of being Scottish and the Scottish society are criticized. As a reader, you get the impression that the Scottish society is filled with improper practices and an ascending drug abuse. In order to discover the beauty of Scotland or to live life, you have to move to landscapes or even another country.
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