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â€Å"When I stepped out into the bright sunlight from the darkness of the movie house, I had only two things on my mind: Paul Newman and a ride home.† Everything in my life had been improving! Darry and I rarely fought, instead of tension, there was a connection. Even though he never said it, I could tell he felt it too. I was still thinking about Johnny a ton (it had been 7 weeks since he had died), but I had accepted that he wasn t with us physically. I kept him in my heart, and instead of grieving, I remembered all of our fun times together. Moving on, school was better than ever. After I turned in my essay, it made its way up to the school board. They sent a copy home with each kid, so the parents would know what really happened. The truth was revealed, and I made some good buddies, who didn t care if I was a Greaser, or a Soc, or a middle man. My grades were back to straight A’s and Darry was as proud as can be. I had to quit track, in order to make time for footb all. I’m was and still am the starting running back on my high school football team, and Darry had just quit one of his jobs, when he got offered the position of head coach. He was still fixing roofs, and coaching football at the same time. Darry was happy, he had found a way to follow his dreams. That was last month. By the end of this week, our lives had changed! One random Thursday, after Darry came home from roofing, he told Sodapop and I, about the lady he had met at the house he was roofing, â€Å"ThisShow MoreRelatedMovie Analysis : Dream House 789 Words   |  4 PagesDiagnostics In this assignment a character, Will Atenton, from the movie Dream House will be evaluated for a mental health disorder.   Will displays a number of odd behaviors throughout the movie, which causes one to question his mental health status. 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