Outline for the Second Term Paper

I.                     Introductory Paragraph

a.       Examples are based on Newton’s Third Law (action and reaction—equal in magnitude, opposite in direction)

b.       Examples are from The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers, Pokemon, and Hunchback of Notre Dame

II.                   1^st Body Paragraph

a.       Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers- introduce scene (Legolas mounting his horse from the front of the horse while it’s in motion)

b.       With every action, there must be an opposite reaction—explain how this mount is impossible

III.                 2^nd Body Paragraph

a.       Pokemon- anytime Team Rocket “blasts off again” (different times where they blasted off into the sky)

b.       Most times they “blast off again”, it’s not from something that would have been equal in magnitude

IV.                 3^rd Body Paragraph

a.       Hunchback of Notre Dame—much of the film is dramatic and serious, but when there are action scenes, things tend to get cartoonish. During Esmeralda’s escape at the Feast of Fools-- guy on stilts kicks the groins of five guards, launching them into the air; stilt guy’s pants get pulled down, guard gets caught in them and flung back into the sky; Esmeralda “Frisbees” a helmet at a wooden post, cutting it in half

b.       All of these “stunts” are not correct actions/reactions

V.                  Conclusion