1) Love in L.A.: Men tend to act and say what they think a women wants to hear while women are honest and open from the beginning.
2) There are some dramatic elements in "Love in L.A.". The exposition is when the Jake's car is described and we learn a bit about him. The rising action is when he runs into the back of Mariana's car. The climax is when they are talking and Jake is trying to get her to go out with him. The falling action is when they go back to their own cars and she write's his license plate number down. The resolution is when he pulls back onto the street and is thinking about what he wants for his car.
Your summary of the dramatic elements were very interestingly done. The lack of emotion and matter of fact-ness helped to reinforce your thematic statement for the story.
ReplyDeleteyour thematic statement seems a bit harsh, though in this instance certainly true.
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