Sunday, February 17, 2013
a deadly plot sabrina sabedra
Walter ends up in a pickle after going to a house that he didn't plan on going to he sees a lady who catches his eye Phyllis he likes Phyllis right off the bat he notices her figure in her pjs and her blue eyes Phyllis sticks up conversation and before you know it he ends up back at her house while her husband nirdlinger is out they have coffee and he makes a move on her. she asked him to take out a insurance policy on her husband for her he soon realizes that she had plotted to murder him. he is so taken by this woman and her beauty that he goes in the plot to murder him as well even his daughter was aware of the plan . they set out a plan and succeed at doing it and disposing of the body. Walter was a lil worried as he woke up the next day and looked in the paper to see if the body had been found and it did although it was said to be an accident. Walter soon discovers and it sent a chill down his spine that when Phyllis's step daughter comes into his office that she was suspicious of Phyllis murdering her mother after Phyllis was her mothers nurse and she came up dead. she has done this before Walter thought it was beyond him now
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I like how you had a good description on the story with the plot that was taking place. I didn't see much of the comparison between the film noir worksheet compared to the book, but I thought you had a good take on the book.I thought it could use some comparison and examples of the two and how the book represented film noir and in which ways it showed some features of film noir. I know that Mrs. Nidlinger (the wife)represents a femme fatale type female and the step daughter represents more of a good girl and not anything like her step mother. The narrator is also an example of film noir and how it is told by the criminal and how the crime was committed. These are just a few examples of the film noir that was most popular in the novel and most obvious. But I still think you gave a reasonable answer to the question even though you didn't give any comparisons.
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