Changing self Grease
Grease is the normal boy meets girl story but with one distinctive difference: it is a musical. ... The two main characters change immensely throughout this film; in this case self-change is by choice, change is to impress other people and external influences make them want o change. The purpose of Grease is to entertain, which it does fantastically. ... In the seventies musicals were very popular such as Grease and Hair. ... Grease has a simple plot with a universally understood theme and its moderate language make it suitable for any person to enjoy. Grease is similar to the poems Prize-giving, In the park by Gwen Harwood and the Door by Miroslav Holub. ... The changes in Grease and In the Park both result in contradictory results. ... Grease uses language that teenagers in the fifties used; the sayings are quite out of date in todays standards. ... Since Grease is a movie it has a much different effect than if it was just a book, or play or collection of songs. ... The tone and mood of Grease is mostly light-hearted; except for the part when Rizzo thinks she may be pregnant. ... External influences contribute to them changing. ... Grease taught me that change is good and that sometimes things are so important that people need to change themselves to get what they desire.