In the movie "13 Going On 30" the movie starts off with Jenny in middle school and waiting to become a part of "six chicks," which was the six most popular girls school. Jenny throws a party and thinks the six chicks are coming to the party just to come, when they are really coming just to get a paper Jenny wrote for them. When Jenny finds this out, she goes into her closet and wishes to be "30, flirty and fabulos." When she wakes up she is 30 and living in New York City. She has a famous hockey player boyfriend and works for her favorite magazine. She finds her old best friend, Matty, also live in New York. When she goes to see him, he tells her how they stopped being friends after her 13th birthday and that she became the head of the six chicks. But as she goes on, she discovers that the person she became is sneaky, a lair and cold hearted. She then starts to change her ways, and begins to act the girl she was before being thrown into the future. She then falls in love with Matty, but he is getting married to someone else. The day of the wedding, she goes to her parents house and ends up in the same closet where she had made the first wish. She then makes a second wish to be back at her 13th birthday. She opens her eyes and is back at her birthday. The very last scene is Jenny and Matty are happily married.
13 Going On 30 uses many rhetorical devices, one of which is Alliteration when they have Jenny say, "30, Flirty and Fabulos." Flirty and Fabulos both start with "f's." It also uses irony, because she gets what she want, but it turns out that she ends up hating herself for it. This movie uses more pathos than anything, it applies to girls and their feeling on how they want to be that popular girl, and that every girl wants to be. But it also shows how at the same time girls want to just be themselves, have fun, and not care what anyone thinks.
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
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