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Clovis 2022-08-20 22:10:11
the paper chase
It’s a rare movie with a positive tone in the list of law-directed homework, and when I watched it countless times I sighed that I was so good. I was really old...Although I am not a law school student, it still feels quite real, especially at the end of the semester. Wanting to escape from the...
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Alexandria 2022-08-20 16:21:11
Life is not a marathon
This movie is actually a fake inspirational, really give up.
Bell's hundreds of pages of notes drifted away in the wind when they were thrown down to Ford from downstairs.
Hart tried his best, even went to the restricted area of the library to check the teacher's information, just to become the...
Lenny Baker
Extended Reading
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William Moss, Tutor: So you flunked all your practice exams, huh? Every one?
Kevin Brooks: Yeah, every one.
William Moss, Tutor: Aww man, don't look like that, you'll be saved. Every person in this house almost flunked out of law school in their first year. It's not hard to see why; they had broads on the brain. It's the worst thing that can happen to a first-year law student. I don't suppose that's your problem?
Kevin Brooks: No, no. I'm married.
William Moss, Tutor: Well, the vote's split on that, but I've saved all kinds. I moved in here and saved all these dum-dums. They'll all graduate, all from Harvard. Did you bring any samples of your work?
Kevin Brooks: Yeah, I brought some notes...
William Moss, Tutor: Notes don't mean a thing.
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[first lines]
Charles W. Kingsfield Jr.: Mr. Hart, would you recite for us the facts of Hawkins versus McGee?
[looks up]
Charles W. Kingsfield Jr.: I do have you name right? You are "Mr. Hart"?
James T. Hart: [mumbles] Yes, my name's Hart.
Charles W. Kingsfield Jr.: You're not speaking loud enough, Mr. Hart. Will you speak up?
James T. Hart: Yes, my name's Hart.
Charles W. Kingsfield Jr.: Mr. Hart, you're still not speaking loud enough. Will you stand? Speak louder, Mr. Hart! Fill the room with your intelligence!
