Analysis Of The Movie An Accident - 1495 Words

â€Å"An accident,† I repeated. â€Å"My fault, not Kevin’s. Please let me see him†. Pg.10 Dana told the police the injury was an accident and that it was her fault. The police did not believe her, but since there were no witnesses, they had no choice but to release Kevin from jail. I think Dana should’ve told the truth to the police. â€Å"I know. But that seemed to be a good word to use on them to show my ignorance. It wasn’t all that inaccurate either. Then they wanted me to tell them how such a thing could happen. I said I didn’t know kept telling them I didn’t know. And heaven help me, Dana, I don’t know.† â€Å"Neither do I,† I whispered. â€Å"Neither do I.† pg.12 When Kevin got out of jail he went to visit Dana in the hospital and they were both confused†¦show more content†¦If I was Kevin I wouldn’t want to be in near Dana anymore because someone can’t just disappear and return back like everything is normal. The boy already knew more about revenge than I did. What kind of man was he going to grow up into? Pg.26-27 Dana makes an observation about Rufus during the second visit to save him from a fire he stared Rufus comes from a violent world, and he is being raised to be a violent person in my opinion the way Rufus is being raised he will grow up to be the harsh and cruel. Patrollers made sure the slaves were where they were supposed to be at night, and they punished those who weren t. pg.45 Dana s first encounter with white violence comes when she runs into a group of patrollers She has to duck out of sight to avoid encountering a patrol of several young white men they drag a black man out of the cabin and tie him to a tree. The men whip the black man and speak rudely to his wife. This was the first time Dana saw the patrollers she notices a girl young. When she called for Alice the young girl turned around. The cabin was pitch black except for the dying fire in the fireplace. Pg.39 In this sentence imagery was used to describe the cabin the author uses imagery to create a visual idea of the image in our minds. â€Å"I realized that I knew less about loneliness than