WallE+Response+-+Hays


 * Question 1: In a paragraph describe the setting of Wall-e’s world in the first half hour of the movie. Is it a viable depiction of our planets future?**

So far the setting in Wall-E’s world is that there are piles of garbage everywhere and Wall-E’s working on cleaning it up. There were other robots but there systems must have crashed or something. So there is only one robot left and he is working on cleaning up all the garbage, by squishing it all into blocks and building towers out of them. But those aren’t the only buildings left. I think that if we don't watch our actions we might end up like Wall-e's because all the people in the movie enjoy life for luxury and money. They could care less about there planet.

Some of the significant item in the movie have special meanings. And they all have different reasons for being in the movie. Like the plant, it was the most important item in the movie because that was there only way back to there home planet. The plant showed that they could still live on Earth. And the plant tells us that even a thousand years from now we will still have planets and grow our population of people bigger. The Rubix's cube was significant because it was there from the beginning of the movie till the end of the movie. It helped Wall-E remember who he truly was even after he got squished from the giant Wall-E's. The bug was important because he was another actual living animal, he was also Wall-E's only friend. Because all of the other Wall-E's had died and was the only one left. The TV and the musical was an important part because it was Wall-E's favorite thing, he liked it because it made him fall in love with Eve. The Twinkie showed that all garbage and food can be left on earth for a long time, the Twinkie showed as the bed for the bug. The Lighter showed significance because Eve knew how to work it but Wall-E didn't. It showed how after many years there still getting more and more advanced. Wall-e's spare parts were important because if he didn't have them Eve wouldn't have been able to save him and bring him back. These are some of the most important objects in the movie.
 * Question 2: Make not of and describe some of the "Artifacts" that Wall-e has collected. What is the significance/meaning of these symbols? What do they tell us about the human race? Explain in a paragraph.**

Buy and large is a company that was suppose to change the way the people on earth bought there things. But instead it caised to much garbage to form on earth so the director of Buy and Large buildt a huge ship so all the people of earth can live on for 5 years. But then the machines couldn't clean up the mess so they were in the Axiom for over 7 hundred years.
 * Question 4: What is the significance of the name "Buy and Large"? Explain in a few sentences.**

All the people on the Axiom sit in there chairs and drink there meals through straws. They don't look away from there screens, thats how they talk to people. But those people don't know any better. But Alot of people today are trying to prevent that from happening. Because it's not even 2100 and we have to much garbage to handle.
 * Question 5: Describe the lifestyle of the people who inhabit the Axiom. Describe any similarities with these people's lifestyles of the people on earth today. What is the message to be learned from the comparison? Explain in a paragraph.**

They manly just get bigger and bigger and they have no clue about there home planet because they didn't know it existed. There evaluation got bigger because the robots on the ship keep pampering the humans so they all just sit in there chairs all day and do pretty much nothing other then sit and eat.
 * Question 6: What do the portraits of the Axiom captains tell us about humans over the time since they left earth?**