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winning adaptation to swap Involves insecurity taking which means that the inevitability of unpredictable outcomes, some(prenominal) validating and veto leaves many individuals lost in caution and pain. man some find contentment in acquainted(predicate) family and friends, otherwises find change confronting, causing feelings of fear and insecurity, while still others seek the vacillate of geographic expedition. In venom of these varying attitudes to change, change is a concept that is essential to the continuation of life. These varying concepts of change and Its Importance argon represented through geomorphologic and language techniques.In the poesy Loch Arid Gorge by John Fouler, a poem that refers to the thrill and dangers of naval exploration. The feature photograph Rush directed by Ron Howard, conveys the fear resulting from injury and the positive change that can come from suffering. Finally, the poem Enter Without So Much as Knocking by Bruce Dade tests the rea ders own mind of the negative effects of commercialism change on human life. Whilst the positive thrill of exploration and danger taking involves new worlds and perspectives, the negative aspects when disaster strikes well outweigh the positive effects.Such journeys may include other people such as the way that Australian poet John Fouler explores the notion of change via thrill of exploration, as well as the discovery of the past. Fouler creates a relationship between himself and the answerer through the use of inclusive language within the text. This Is conveyed In We climb a commodious a weathitherd cream precipice The use of inclusive language targets the responder on a dangerous journey along the cliff face with the pen to the setting where the poem is taking place.The excursion Fouler shares with responders pens their eyes, revealing the tragic historical past and the violent events that had taken place along the Victorian coastline. With the realization of the shipwrec k of the Lock Arid a century ago, the straight strength and persistence of nature Is revealed as It simply goes on *clicking tufts of unconcern Like the sheep and cattle, the unusual metaphor here together with the gravestones that hump the grass reveal Just how a lot has changed physically at this tourist site since that wicked night.Moreover, natures power to provide negative unpredictable outcomes reveals the risk of sea runners in the past. Change is perceived by the reader as both, positive and negative resulting in the responders Joining Fouler as he takes them on an exploration to discover the unfamiliar secrets of history. This idea of risk taking and unpredictable outcomes is withal represented in the film Rush which involves the highly dangerous sport of Formula One in sasss. The protagonists cheat death and get thrill from it which is represented in the quote, The closer you are to death, the more alive you feel.Its a wonderful way to live. which describes risk takin g with positive connotations. This is reinforced by the way the director capture the protagonists crash. The use of a long shot down the straight they are sitting on the straight watching the scene take place. The heavy rain droplets running down the screen emphasis the dangers and how heroic the device drivers are. When the car flips many components from the fomite fly off in all(prenominal)(prenominal) direction illustrating how dangerous the sport was, not only for the driver and the car scarce for the audience who are at risk of projectiles from crashing cars.This crash hanged the Fl culture forever, it encouraged drivers neer to push racing to extreme limits where conditions are likely to result in great injury or death. Both of these texts demonstrate the thrill that some find in risk taking. However, this text also demonstrates the dangers in the exploration of new situations. Since change is unpredictable, individuals often experience pain and suffering which negatively affects their lives but also has the potential to encourage in-person growth and showing as they struggle to adapt.This is explored in Rush as Howard explores both change and the positive and negative thoughts of fear which arise from injury and suffering. Suffering forces individuals to take stock of their lives , While in Hospital getting my lungs cleaned I realized there was more than Just winning, I see a wife and want to live till a long age. , the use of personal first person reflection and the black humor of getting my lungs vacuumed makes the character, Nikkei Laud, exaggerate his feelings towards the positive aspects of life and how much he values it.The use of the flashbacks to where Laud was in hospital unconnected to all the medical equipment march the true terror all bystanders experienced. A close up shot from the doctor pushing the vacuum down his throat as well as the strong sound of sludge being sucked from his lungs, turns the responder stomach to almost feeli ng the smallest of pain Laud experienced during his recovery. The director included the direct and confronting range of mountains in the film to express how the positive outcomes of change only become obvious after fear of injury and suffering. Enter without so much as knocking is a poem written by Bruce Dade in order to test he readers opinion towards change and question the inevitability of change through the broad range of language techniques used. The parody of sass advertising slogans in the quote Like every other well-equipped smoothly-run household, his included one economy size mum, one Anthony Squires-Cholesterol-summertime Dad Enforces the influence of consumerism on participation as it manipulates people to change without them being aware of it.This is seen through the use of caesura and tone to reinforce the thoughts of shoal commercialism and its strong influence on change. The overload of commercialism is perceived as topic but is only changing the world into a dy spepsia society as it large influences the actions and products of each and every individual. This tests the readers thoughts of change and why they have changes. Throughout all three texts composers take their responders on a Journey to demonstrate their perspectives of change.In Loch Arid Gorge and Rush the composers express factual historical events. The composers take their responders on social, cultural and personal changes and the dissemble on human life. Those personae quire adaptation and often risk taking behavior in order to understand themselves better. By contrast, Enter without so much of knocking reveals that change can be subtle as the persona is not aware of the changes until it is too late and he is faced with death.Intro risk taking antithetic perspective unpredictable outcomes positive and negative inevitability, no control expressed through engage and structural techniques Loch Arid Gorge by John Fouler destruction caused by nature Rush by Ron Howard fear resu lting from injury and the positive change that can come from offering Enter Without So Much as Knocking by Bruce Dade negative effects of commercialism on human life.