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In this film it takes place in an elevator. The base line of the story is to show the diversity amongst everyone. One man that is definitely older walks in and so does a younger women. They both start competing to play their music louder from their cellphones, one playing rap and one playing an older style. After this the longer on the elevator the more people come in and proceed to do the same. This creates a battle to see who and play their music the loudest and show that style of music is the best option. However another man walks in, but this time he has a boombox. As soon as he walks in everyone begins to stop, knowing that they are stuck listening to whatever he has because of the volume. However in disbelief the man puts on headphones that are connected. This right here shocks everyone, but it shouldn't be shocking. This is the considerate thing to do, this shows that it doesn't matter if someone might disagree on a genre or a belief in the world, each person has their own. This signifies that no matter what is going on in the world, if its religion, race, sex, who you're attracted to even, you shouldn't put someone down because of it. Everyone has their own opinion and own preference and you should be respectful of others, just because it might not be the same as you doesn't mean it isn't important.

Music (11)

01.) Family Force Five - Zombie
The song Zombie is one that would be placed on my playlist because it is a childhood favorite of mine and my brother and I would jam out in the jeep to it every time we heard it.

02.) Ozzy Osbourne - Crazy Train
Crazy Train is one of my all time favorite songs, it used to be my pump up song for every basketball, softball, volleyball any sports game I had. To not include this song on my playlist would be a crime.

03.) AC/DC - Highway to Hell
Highway to Hell is a song thats close to my heart, it was one of the first songs my mom and I would jam out to together. So if anything were to happen this would be a way to keep my mom close to me no matter what.

04.) Lauryn Hill - Killing me Softly
This is just such a heart-renching soulful song that I listened to growing up. It just brings your mind at ease and helps calm you down in the hardest times.

05.) Evanescence - Bring Me To Life
This song definitely puts you in your feelings. However to me it brings out that darkness and brings it to light and puts it into a whole new perspective. This song is definitely one that helps me clear my head and just think about everything going on.

06.) Bad Wolves - Zombie
This song was picked because it reminds me of everything that is going on in the world. It makes you take a look at the bigger picture and makes you feel appreciative of the life you're living. Even if that life is hard at times, the things in your life that others don't get or don't have the opportunity to have, it makes you grateful.

07.) Dion and the Belmonts - Teenager in Love
This song is another childhood favorite of mine. Having my dad always working when I was a little kid, anytime we were together we would listen to oldies together. We even went to oldies concerts, and this song was one of my all time favorites, so anytime I hear it, it brings me back to when times were simpler and I was with my dad just riding in the car.

08.) Outkast -Miss Jackson
This is a song that my friends and I just jam out to and just joke around about. I have allot of good memories of late night drives with the girls and to this song.

09.) Julia Michaels - If the World was Ending
This song is on my playlist because it just hits straight to your heart. It helps you think if everything were to come to an end who would be on your mind in that very last moment of breathe. It just truly hits hard and makes you think about the reality of everything and if theres someone out there that cares about you as much as you do about them.

10.) Fit For Rivals - Damage
Anytime I'm down or feel upset I put on this song and it truly helps me get my self confidence back. This song just brings a good vibe back into me to where I feel like nothing and no one can hurt me.

Humanity (10)

In Gaiman 175 "You don't pass or fail at being a person" is very true. As a human race you cannot pass or fail at being a human being. There aren't specific guidelines that you have to follow in order to be a human being. There aren't set goals, or set limitations that you have to have or follow. Each person is a unique human being, in their own special way. A human being does not have to follow societies guidelines in order to be a "perfect" human being. Some people go through allot everyday and have gone to jail and done things that a normal society would say that they failed being a decent human being. But in the reality of it all they didn't "fail" yes they didn't do something that was humanly decent or dignified as a good or right thing to do. However there is no set of rules that we must follow as a human being, there are rules and guidelines for being a citizen, but a human being.. no.

Conflicts (9)

In the book there is allot of tension created throughout everything. The author shows this throughout his writings by showing the hatred and the strong tension between the boy and his father. The father in this story role is a very dominate character. He definitely chooses to show he is the stronger one, mainly by taking the boy and pushing him underwater in the tub. This right here shows the struggles from power differences and the struggle of vulnerability and understanding. This all seems to change once the babysitter gets into the mix. She set the boundary from dominance and powerless.