William Coppock

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I watched the film today and it was good (the acting, writing (particularly character development) and was faithful to the FNAF franchise) but not perfect (e.g., could have had a little more gore and more profanity). If you are an FNAF fan, you will probably enjoy this film. If you are not, you might enjoy this film less. I give this film a B. It is worth the price of admission and deserves at least one sequel. And screw the critics on this one.

I read this book in 11th or 12th grade and I enjoyed reading this book. For starters, I find the characters to be fascinating including Ishmael, Captain Ahab, Queequeg, Starbuck and so on. The book also has lots of esoteric or SAT/ACT vocabulary words such as “perdition”, “conflagration”, “countenance”, “meridian”, etc. In addition, there is a lot of allegory and some figurative language. Furthermore, this book is more than an adventure story but also has morals of the story. For example, if you mess with nature then nature will mess with you. Another example, obsession can spread like a disease and can get people killed. Case in point, Captain Ahab is obsessed with killing Moby Dick. Soon his obsession became the crew’s obsession. But, that obsession became deadly when many crew members died trying to kill Moby Dick. Overall, this book is a very interesting read but at an arduous reading level (11th-12th grade level). If you cannot read and comprehend this book, then you probably do not deserve to graduate from high school let alone college. I would strongly recommend this book for 11th-12th graders and for adults.