Book Summary: 'Harry Potter And The Cursed Child'

Ethan Humphrey

Summer Vacation assignment

PART ONE: Book Summary. Harry Potter and The Cursed Child

The book begins at kings crossing where Harry, Ginny, Ron, Hermione, and Draco are all saying goodbye to there kids who are going to Hogwarts. On the train to Hogwarts Albus (harry's son) and Scorpius (draco's son) meet and become best friends. At Hogwarts they get sorted into their houses. Albus is put into the Slitherine which is not what he wanted. This causes a bad relationship with his dad. A few years later the ministry finds a time turner. People start to hear about it and the word got around. Amos Diggory goes to Harry's house and demands he goes back in time to save Cedric from dieing. While they are talking Albus hears this and decide

He also talks about how The film showed how big of a deal Dunkirk really was during world war II.

Dargis primarily uses pathos in his argument about the film Dunkirk. In his review he describes the senses in the movie that are very serious and dramatic in great detail. But by doing this it makes the entire review more serious and causes the reader to realize this movie is very dramatic and powerful in many ways.

The Nut Job 2

The New York Times

Monica Castillo

The film The Nut Job 2 is not worth watching

Castillo is arguing, The Nut Job2 is not a film worth watching. She says the film depicts human and animals in bad ways by having unintelligent construction workers, dumb animals, and having the “wicked rich”.

Castillo uses logos in her review of the film. She does this by rephrasing things said in the movie and describing character in the way they were depicted in the film. She also uses a bit of pathos in her review. By saying things like “nonsensical plot” it show her emotions toward the film which also makes the read feel a little the same way about the film without watching it.

Kendrick Lamar

The New York Times

Jon Caramanica

Kendrick Lamar has a great arena