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    Count your Score!

    Congratulations! You are now heading to the final track. It is time to apply what
    you have learned about primary and secondary sources. For your final task, choose a primary
    material. It could be a poem, a short story, a novel, a film, an artwork, or a picture. Then,
    evaluate, criticize, and interpret your chosen material to be able to create a good analysis.

    You may read an example of a movie analysis of the Disney film “Encanto”
    below to serve as your guide.

    “Encanto” Analysis: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/23/movies/encanto-review.html

    Title of the Chosen Material: The Dark Knight

    Link: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dark_Knight_(film)
    Analysis: I feel like it’s not hard to say that the dark knight has the best
    screenplay in any superhero movie. The difference of the dark knight to any
    superhero movie is that the story is the spectacle. There was a scene where only
    two characters were sitting talking about their ideologies and that was the
    spectacle. The script and dialogue with the dark knight is one of the best and
    how the characters interact. One of the reasons why The Dark Knight stands
    out today as the best superhero movie ever made, even in front of Marvel
    movies like Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame, is because it’s the most
    grounded and brilliant interpretation in real life. of, not just Batman, but a
    superhero. The Dark Knight puts its supporting characters front and center,
    and they are important to the story. Gordon and Harvey Dent played active
    roles in bringing down the Joker, while Rachel, Lucius, and Alfred did their
    part as full -fledged sidekicks capable of protecting themselves. It made the
    story about a collective group, as opposed to a person. Dark Knight isn’t a
    typical superhero movie, nor does it play like one. The center of the film shows
    Rachel Dawes being murdered by the Joker and Wayne’s new ally Harvey
    Dent suffering horrific facial and psychological wounds that have damaged
    him as a person. There's no happy ending, which is a direct slap in the face of
    most superhero movies that have come before, and that’s the perfect way to
    change things. The Dark Knight took a different approach with several story
    arcs and thematic elements combined into one overarching message. It showed
    that when faced with a crisis situation, the best and worst traits of mankind
    will come out at their extreme. This is shown in the boat scene where an
    ultimatum is given to the passengers on both ships, and also in the final act of
    the film when Batman is sealed as the villain and made a scapegoat for the
    wrath of the Gotham population. Christopher Nolan dug deep into the fabric
    of humanity, and our behavior in times of great danger. The Dark Knight
    exposes Batman as a hero who can fail, with his failure to rescue both Harvey
    and Rachel as a prime example. Commissioner Gordon and Harvey Dent are
    also examples of imperfect characters.

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