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Ms.Daina
ParallelofFilmandNovel
5Sep.2016
In the past history, there are many depth stories. The stories that the world will
remembered. People are create and destroy things, farming, building, and especially doing war.
War had suffered many peoples life. One of the war that cost the most casualties, most loses,
and death is World War. After the German surrender to the Entente in the first World War,
Germany later became bankrupted. All of the buildings were destroyed, military powerwereall
lost. It looks like theres no hope. But by the only one man power, Germany had became alive
again.Allofthebuildings,economysystem,andmilitarypowerwereallmiraclelyrepaired.And
withtheonlyoneman,theWorldWarIIwasalsobegan.
In the novel All the Light We Cannot See and the movie The Imitation Game were took
place during WorldWarII.Theybothhaveaparallelstoryof life,buttheywereexpressedinthe
difference way. Alan Turing was a mathematician from the Cambridge University. His
intelligence is what Werner Pfennig has. They are both good at mathematics, sciences, and
calculations. During the war, they both are working for their own side as Alan working for the
American and as Werner working for a German. But intheotherhand,Alanslifewaslinkedto
Marie Laure, who is blinded. Alan was a homosexual which is illegal for the British law. This
issue made his life became blindasthelifeofMarieLaure.Hedoesntknowwhattodotomake
his life comes back to a gentleman. At the end, Alan Turing was committed suicide from the
sufferofdepressionsofthefactsthatheisahomosexual.

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War is not the answers or the exits of the conflicts. Many people was suffering from it.
There are always an exists in everyconflicts,dependedonwhateachthought. Wewerenotborn
with perfect, but we were borntomakeperfect.Thisworldwillbemore gorgeousifeveryoneof
thoughtsarecombinedtoformofit.

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WorkCited
Doerr,Anthony.AlltheLightWeCannotSee.NewYork:CharlesScribner,2014
TheImitationGame.DirectedbyMortenTyldum.Studiocanal,BlackBear,Pictures,Bristol
Automotive,2014.