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Wiesler first sees Dreyman at the opening of one of his plays. A colleague says to Wiesler, “One of our only writers who is read in the west, and is loyal to our government.” Wiesler is suspicious of Dreyman after his colleague says Dreyman is an honest man. Wiesler accepts a job from his superiors as he is driven by his own curiosity on Dreyman. He tape wires Dreyman’s apartment and eavesdrops conversations between playwright Dreyman, and his mistress, an actress, Christa-Maria Sieland. Later in the movie Wiesler realizes Dreyman is a loyal man after all, and that he has been hired to eavesdrop the couple because his boss has developed an interest in Christa-Maria. His boss orders him to frame Dreyman about something, anything at all, to get Dreyman out of his way. Wiesler has nothing to frame, or pin on Dreyman. Wiesler is asked to be dishonest to prove his loyalty to his boss. He knows the truth, but is given orders to give false information about Dreyman. He is disgusted by the motives of this job. He becomes fond of Dreyman, and hides information from his superiors. Dreyman decides…

but it 's still... fun to listen.." He fakes a smile and a laugh. "Really?" The nurse asks. The boy didn 't feel like answering, feeling as if she knows what he 's going to say. The nurse ends up giggling and pets the other 's head. The boy then realized that the nurse just borrowed these so that he could wash away the boredom, silence, and dread haunting him 24/7. He was thankful for her gift, yet he didn 't want to speak out his thoughts. The nurse had to leave to finish some work, the room…

may share the content. Overall, posts and personal content never disappear and vanish for good. Next, both authors are similar when they lecture about the older generation is not as skilled as their younger counterparts, and face many troubles with computers. Nixon mentions, "The other day, I had troubles accessing Photoshop through our home network. The program was on my other computer, so I had to whip downstairs to see what the problem was. Older people don 't have a grasp on 21st-century…

Throughout time, the flute and classical music has become somewhat boring to new generations. In our modern time, the flute has always been widely seen and played, mainly by students, but never really featured in anything famous. However, just as generations change, so does music, even the flute. One flautist has been described by the New York Times as “...the best person in the world at what he does” (A Flute With a Beat). His name is Greg Pattillo. Greg Pattillo was born on July 1, 1977 in…

The flute contains small pins that hold the keys in place. On occasion, it is necessary to remove these pins if they become bent or damaged. Since the pins are so small, sometimes they will stick and become difficult to remove. In most cases, a pin can simply be pulled with a small pair of needle-nose pliers and removed from the instrument. If the flute pins are stuck profoundly, then you will need to oil the pins to make it possible for easy removal. [+] Show Editor Comments [-] Hide Editor…

family script. According to Byng-Hall (1995), children learn behaviours and family norms from observing parents, and thus demonstrations of favouring music by parents can act as a script that children follow. The script writing can be both obvious and obscure. The situation that my mother forced my sister to learn the piano would be a typical obvious script writing as Borthwick and Davidson (2002) states that parents who had music education in childhood tend to make children receive the same no…

Once a week, I meet up with my friend Michael to talk about some of the bigger ideas that seem to consume the great majority of my thoughts. Our bonfire chats generally last until 9 or 10 PM, just in time for me to catch some of the George Noory show on my way home. How can you not love a talk radio show devoted to aliens and conspiracies? The other night, however, 1290 AM was not coming in too great, so I scanned the dial and stumbled upon a voice that could only be that of a Christian…

Love Is a Mix, Love Is a Tape. Rob Sheffield’s impressive first novel focuses on the tragic romance between himself and his first wife set on a back drop of an unrelenting stream of indie rock tracks which have been carefully and painstakingly organized into mix tapes. Music is the heart and soul of this book, it is the spark that ignited the relationship between the author, Rob, and Renée and it is the driving force that informs both of these people’s lives. Music sets the pace for this book,…

Sometimes authors hide symbols and really make you hunt for them. That just happened to be the case with this one. There were various little hints, but it wasn’t a direct symbol. Each tape was numbered and labeled in blue nail polish, on the last day that Hannah saw clay/day of her life she was wearing the same blue nail polish. Clay had no idea that was the last time he'd see Hannah. She had already recorded and mailed the tapes. Hannah had already made her final decision, even if things went…

Poem is a piece of writing which express feelings, emotions and ideas using descriptive figurative languages. However, poems are not dependable as a secondary source and if it is written about 100 years later than when the event actually happened. Likewise, the poem cannot be trustworthy if it contains different facts from the primary source written by the person who experienced that moment and who was actually there. Furthermore, as poems use figurative languages that exaggerate things, it is…