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The Four Elements In The Film Guardians Of The Galaxy

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When a talking racoon, a tree who only says three words, a guy that looks like a rock, a green lady, and a badass human all come together, one of the greatest movies of all time comes together. Guardians of the Galaxy is an American superhero film based on the Marvel Comics and came out in 2014. The movie is an action film that starts out with an earth child who just lost his mother and was taken to outer space. The use of the four elements in Guardians of the Galaxy are seeking the faraway through space and on the journey, feeling awe for nature in the end with Groot, honoring the common person with the main character who is human, and wandering as a rebel and an outcast when the green lady switches to the good side to save the galaxy. Guardians of the Galaxy has the element of seeking the faraway when Peter Quill is taken from earth and he has never decided to go back and find his dad because his mom died the day he was taken, but he has all that he needs with his cassette tape with his mother’s favorite songs. In William Blake’s poem Love’s …show more content…

In John Keats’ poem Bright star, would I were stedfast as thou art the two lines “To feel for ever its soft fall and swell” and “And so live ever-or else swoon to death” are relatable to Gamora in the friendship scenes with Peter. First Gamora had no idea what song was and when she heard it she got a feeling and became soft until Peter went in for a kiss and she swelled up and wanted to cut him. Secondly, when Peter was holding the infinity stone she decided to die with her friends and attempt to save other lives so that they can live for as long as they

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