blood is coming

Dusty 2022-04-22 07:01:02

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1. The audience likes it

reality

Extreme: low starting point: workers. High Achievement: Rich. Lost a lot: adoption of orphans, abandonment, return, severance of officialdom, murder of false brothers, flattery in front of people who spurn their religion, confrontation with demagogic bishops

2. Themes

1. Main characters: workers, bishops, orphans, false brothers

2. Workers: want to make money, lead orphans to defraud the land, accident orphans are deaf, false brothers recognize each other (truth), brothers are found to be false, murder false brothers, some old man wants him to join the church, he hates bishops and him fighting for power , but was humiliated by the bishop in order to take the land to join the church (the climax of enduring the humiliation), adopting a deaf orphan who disagreed with the cause and wanted to start his own business, broke with the orphan, the bishop asked him to sell the land for money after failing to invest, he asked the bishop to admit that the bishop was a liar, and told him The bishop truth is worthless, kill the bishop

3. Bishops: Gain influence and money through religion. Workers come to buy land, bishops ask for more money, and win workers into the church, but the power of workers’ money is stronger than religion. Workers and bishops have a power confrontation. Buying land and the landlord's condition is labor

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There Will Be Blood quotes

  • Plainview: I'm gonna bury you underground, Eli.

  • Plainview: I want you to look over there.

    [points towards H.W]

    H.M. Tilford: Daniel, let me introduce you...

    Plainview: Look over there. You see? That's my son. You see him?

    H.M. Tilford: Yes.

    Plainview: You SEE?

    H.M. Tilford: I see him.

    Plainview: You don't tell me how to raise my family. I told you not to tell me how to raise my family.

    H.M. Tilford: Daniel...

    Plainview: So, what do you see?

    H.M. Tilford: I'm very happy for you that...

    Plainview: Yes, I've made a deal with Union. My son is happy. He's safe.

    H.M. Tilford: Congratulations.

    Plainview: I'm taking care of him now, so...

    H.M. Tilford: Excellent.

    Plainview: You look like a fool, don't you, Tilford?

    H.M. Tilford: [long pause] Yes.

    Plainview: J-j-j-j-j-j-yes. Yes, you do.

    H.M. Tilford: [embarrassed] Excuse me gentlemen...

    Plainview: Oh, excuse me gentlemen. Excuse him, gentlemen.

    Plainview: [to Tilford] I told you what I was gonna do.

    [drinks Tilford's whiskey]