Warm Bodies Essay

Submitted By yash1431
Words: 955
Pages: 4
Open Document
Warm bodies

Warm Bodies a romantic thriller film by Jonathan Levine is about a post-apocalyptic in USA With much of the world's population now an undead horde. R is a young and oddly introspective zombie. He is different from other zombies. R is different because he has a different personality and different actions. While fighting with and feeding on a human scavenger party, sent out by their leader Giorgio including his daughter Julie her boyfriend Perry and her friend Nora to collect supplies and foods for the population. While they are collecting supplies, R meets Julie and feels an urge to protect her (as this is one of the major challenges faced by Julie and R). What happens next is the beginning of a strangely warm relationship that allows R to begin regaining his humanity. But while R is beginning a strangely warm relationship and regaining his humanity R and Julie face a lot of challenges together.

One of the major challenges faced by Julie was when R and a group of zombies was scavenging for food and they sensed the smell of humans which in that case was Julie, Perry, Nora and 3 others in the medicine store. Nora and Julie heard R and his friends walking into the store and told Perry "let's bail", but Perry was being stubborn and decided to stay. 1 minute later they were surprised by R and his friends and they are struggling to survive against the zombies. While R barges in and gets shot by Perry he gets angry and charges towards Perry and drags him off the counter to the ground while he splits his head open and eats Perry's brain which known to R that the brain is the best part of the body and it lets R revive Perry's memory so that he can feel human all over again. He then sees Julie and has the urge to save Her because he has fallen in love with her after seeing the sensations with Julie from Perry's memory. The problem faced by Julie was trying to survive during the surprise attack from R and his friends but R helps her survive by wiping zombie blood and it's stench smell over Julie's face so that the zombies don't sense human and so that R can take Julie with him to a "safe" destination whereas the plane where he lives and collects items and stores them in. This challenge helped me understand the Character R more sufficiently. It helped me understand that R is different from the other Zombies and we can tell this by him saving Julie and this shows he has emotions and feelings unlike the others that only understand “living/human...Eat” as his close Friend M mentions later on when he finds out Julie is a human, and also that R is a zombie without recollections but very introspective.
Another major Challenge that Julie faced was when Julie had run away the second time while she pretended to sleep after she talks about her feelings regarding the whole aftermath of the epidemic, such as losing Perry and her mother. She feels conflicted. While she was pretending to sleep R decided to go to the front of the plane in the captain’s seat and famish on Perry’s brain, R sees that Perry joined Grigio's squad after his father's death; leading up to the moment R killed him. He spits the brains out and goes back to see that Julie has left again. Now this is when the bigger problem starts because when she was running Julie ended up in the airport where M and two
Show More

Related Documents: Warm Bodies Essay

Osmosis And Diffusion Essay

passive transport. This essay will focus on the topic osmosis and diffusion, also how they help us maintain homeostasis. The dictionary definition of homeostasis is the tendency of an organism or a cell to regulate its internal conditions, usually by a system of feedback controls, so as to stabilize health and functioning, regardless of the outside changing conditions. The kidney maintains homeostasis in the body by regulating the amount of salt…

Words 446 - Pages 2

Health: Exercise and Athlete Essay

movement of the ankle depending on the athlete for example, the athlete should do ……. In the first week then move up to …… after that. . Finally the last factor to be considered is the specific warm up procedure as this ensures that before play/ training, the ankle is targeted as the main part of the body to be warmed up so the athlete does not injure it again. So give me an example!!!!! Without examples Angelo you are reducing your marks in this question to a top of 4, you must always give specific…

Words 2592 - Pages 11

The Lamb To The Slaughter Analysis

The Landlady and The Lamb to the Slaughter-Roald Dahl Subtext essay In the two stories the Landlady and the Lamb to the Slaughter both by Roald Dahl, subtext is used in these stories by how the author communicates through sounds, objects, jokes and smells. In The landlady Roald Dahl uses subtext in how the landlady's too kind to be true character. Throughout the whole story the landlady seems like she's always watching like at the start when Billy rang the doorbell it seemed like just…

Words 716 - Pages 3

Felines: Cat and Fur Types Essay

amazing animals that can be found in the world is the well known felines. Felines can either be domesticated or wild, depending of the nature, breed, and livelihood of it. In this world, there are over 100 types and breed of cats known to us. In this essay I, Kankri Vantas, will tell you more about these fascinating animals such as habits, anatomy, and fur types in these next few paragraphs. Felines have many habits that enable them to become the graceful and wonderful animals that the are. Firstly…

Words 503 - Pages 3

Essay about Heat Energy

12/12/11 Real-Life Applications of Heat – Heat Energy and Transfer Abstract: This reflective essay addresses heat energy and transfer and how they are used in real-life applications – from the natural world to modern human technology. This essay shows that heat is very important to nearly everything in life and how it is used nearly everywhere. 12/12/11 “Heat energy (or just heat) is a form of energy which transfers among particles in a substance (or system) by means of kinetic energy…

Words 1364 - Pages 6

Dialectical Journal For The Giver

Giver Ending Essay The ending of The Giver is very confusing to me because it never clarifies if Jonas and Gabriel really make it to elsewhere or freeze to death due to the cold atmosphere. Jonas and Gabriel were not properly dressed for the cold conditions, so them surviving is very rare. Gabriel and Jonas were already starving from hunger and Jonas was weak because he broke his ankle. There is a very little chance that Jonas stayed alive because no one his age and that weak could keep themselves…

Words 520 - Pages 3

Essay about Super Bowl

Victoria Antunes Mrs. Jankowski Argumentative Essay Jan. 27th, 2015 Super Bowl or Super Chill? There has been a continuous ongoing argument whether or not the Super Bowl within a climate controlled stadium. Meaning that the Stadium would be covered and either would have fans when extremely hot or heaters under the field for when extraordinarily cold temperatures. It is important to take into consideration about what is best for the players. With past experience, I know what it feels like to play…

Words 602 - Pages 3

Personal Narrative Analysis

main points that were discussed in the body paragraphs; this will help my paper to stand out. I finally answer my rhetorical question from the introduction. “I finished,” I proudly proclaim to myself. I smile, knowing that I have one thousand five hundred and fifty-three words for my essay. I know my essay has various sentence styles and excellent diction. Just knowing that my prior experiences in English have allowed me once again to write another essay makes me delighted. Finally, I press the…

Words 1398 - Pages 6

What Is It Like To Be A Bat Analysis

Philosophers have discussed the mind-body problem for hundreds of years. The mid and body are two different things with nothing in common between them. Nagel argues that an organism has conscious experiences “if and only if there is something it is like to be that organism” (pg.169 para1). I believe all mammals have conscious experience but humans are The mind-body problem is the question of how the mind and body are related. When mind and body are defined as two different things that have no relationship…

Words 488 - Pages 2

Essay about Tranquility: Bathing and Pink Medium Square

salts that I poor in to the water makes my nostril dance. I get an alluring feel of spring when I am in this room, from the vibrant shades of pink and purple decoration throughout the room. From the flames of the candle and the warm heat lamp in the ceiling I get a warm and cozy feeling. I have soothing jazz playing in the background. Lastly I enjoy listening to the blissful sound water flowing of the jets. My bathroom is where I escape realities and enter a state of total relaxation, calmness…

Words 680 - Pages 3