Analysis: In this scene from The Fault in Our Stars, Hazel Grace Lancaster speaks at Augustus’s funeral. Before this, Augustus died because of his cancer. Hazel didn’t want to write a eulogy, but she reads her words with deep emotion. The tone of the scene is very sad but also full of love. She talks about how their time together was short, but meaningful. Now, she is trying to say goodbye, but it’s hard. She is crying, and everyone is listening. This moment show how much she loved him. Hazel say she never regret loving him. Her heart are broken, but love stays. She don’t forget him.

The fault in our stars

Hazel Grace Lancaster

“You gave me a forever within the numbered days, and I’m grateful. I can’t tell you how thankful I am for our little infinity. I wouldn’t trade it for the world. You heard me say that I don’t want to write a eulogy because I’m not ready. But I guess that’s what this is. I can’t talk about our love story like it’s over, because it’s not. It’s not over. I just want more time. But I will never regret loving you. Even though it hurts, I will always love you.”

This monologue is from Captain America: Civil War and it is spoken by Helmut Zemo. He is not a typical villain. He is a normal man who lost his family in the Avengers battle. In this monologue, he talks about how he thought his family was safe, but they died during the fight between superheroes. Zemo couldnt kill Avengers because they are too strong, but he wanted to make them fight each other. He blames them for his lost. This show how pain can change a man. Zemo was not evil, he was broken. His revenge come from sadness, not hate.

My father lived outside the city. I thought we would be safe there. My son was excited. He could see the iron man from the car window. I told my wife, “don’t worry. They’re fighting in the city. We are miles from there.” When the dust cleared and the screaming stopped, it took me two days until I found their bodies. My father, still holding my wife and my son in his arms. And the avengers, they went home. I knew I couldn’t kill them. More powerful men than me have tried. But, if I could get them to kill each other. I’m sorry about your father. He seemed a good man with a dutiful son .

Movie: The Pursuit of happiness

Character:Chris Gardner

Monologue:Don’t ever let somebody tell you you can’t do something. Not even me. All right? You got a dream, you gotta protect it. People can’t do something themselves, they wanna tell you, you can’t do it. If you want something, go get it. Period.You’ll have tough times, but don’t give up. Believe in yourself and work hard. That’s how you make your dreams real. It won’t be easy, but if you stay strong, you’ll succeed. I know you can do it. So promise me, never stop believing in yourself, no matter what happens. Can you do that?

Scene Analysis: This monologue from Chris Gardner in “The Pursuit of Happyness” is a powerful message about perseverance and self-belief. Gardner emphasizes that no one should discourage you from following your dreams, even if they doubt themselves. He encourages listeners to protect their dreams and take action to achieve them. The message acknowledges that challenges will arise, but it is important to stay strong and keep working hard. Gardner expresses his confidence in the listener’s ability to succeed and urges them to promise to always believe in themselves. Overall, it’s an inspiring call to resilience and determination.