Hunt for the Wilderpeople Essay

 Hunt for the Wilderpeople Final Essay

Introduction Title, Author In Hunt for the Wilderpeople by Taika Waititi Key Words from the question. --A memorable idea is that you don’t have to follow your father’s footsteps. Outline (What you are going to be writing about). --This idea is shown in (scene 1), (scene 2), and (scene 3) --Hunt for the Wilderpeople helps the reader to understand (Idea 1), (Idea 2), and (idea 3)	Ricky and Hectors Relationship and what were the new changes during their journey.
Body Paragraph 1 STATEMENT At the beginning, Ricky is… We learn about (idea) in (scene #1) EVIDENCE - Provide a film technique Do we see a close-up of a character’s face? Do we hear dialogue (the characters saying “something” ? EXPLANATION Explain what you mean in your statement. How does the evidence show this? What do we learn? How was it important to the text as a whole? Your Link Compare what you are writing about to either - Your own life - The real world - Another story Your Comments (Share your own thoughts.) “I think that...as a society we can…”	How Ricky and Hector felt in the beginning: In the beginning, Ricky wasn’t happy and felt depressed about being in a new foster family, Hector didn’t want Ricky to be about his family during the time they first met and didn’t want him to call him uncle. Full Explanation Ricky hated foster homes and didn’t want to be involved with his new foster family since he has been hated and abandoned by his previous foster homes. Hector didn’t like Ricky and did not want to take responsibility for him. Film Shots that's been taken: The film shot that was taken to Ricky was a close shot to Ricky’s face as he was sitting in the police car. Hectors was a medium shot, showing his face and half of his body while holding a rifle to show their facial expression and their surroundings.
Body Paragraph 2 Write about a new idea or develop the same one with another scene.	How Ricky and Hector felt during the middle scene: During the middle scene, Ricky started to feel at home with his new foster family til Bella died, Ricky got lost in the forest and was found by Hector as he teaches Ricky the skills of survival and starts to know each other more.   Explanation: Ricky started to feel belonging when he was being taught by Bella and when Hector taught Ricky how to survive and kept him safe,  how Hector feels about Ricky in the middle scene is that he started to feel that he had a purpose to protect and started to grow trust in Ricky. Film Shots that were taken: The film shots that were taken were a full shot when Ricky and Hector were exploring and hiding from Paula and are usually used for two or more and to show their surroundings and what they are doing.
Body Paragraph 3 Write about a new idea or develop the same one with another scene.	How Ricky and Hector felt during the end: How Ricky and Hector felt during the end is that they both had trust in each other and had their backs even during the worst and help each other out. Explanation: Ricky and Hector had new trust with each other and learn more about each other and both had a sense of purpose as they both respected each other and weren’t just thinking about themselves. Film Shots that were taken: The film shots that was taken was a tracking shot when Paula was the car chasing Ricky and Hector and is usually used for high action scenes, exciting moments or unpredictable moments.
Conclusion Summarize what you have said with keywords from the question. Add nothing new. Use a powerful final sentence - perhaps a quote!	Conclusion: Ricky and Hector treated each other with full respect and trust and they both did not let each other down or give up during the worst, for example, even if Hector didn’t like Ricky at the start, he still came back for him when he was lost in the forest and Ricky did not give up on Hector even if they were about to get captured, this shows an an example that if one of us is falling behind, we will always guide each other during the worst.