Way down east

When Anna had Sanderson’s baby, Maria Poole, the lady that was there during the delivery, was ashamed of Anna and spread the word that she was an unmarried mother, just before Anna’s baby passed away. She heard from Maria Poole that Anna was an unmarried mother and told Anna’s boss on the homestead so she would have to leave and start a whole new life. By the end of the film, it was very helpful for Griffith to wrap the film and characters up and have his closing comments to recount the events of the movie.

While the movie was pretty self-explanatory in the basic events of the characters, it was sometimes hard to follow without conversation between the people in the film and all of the music in the background. of the movie, she has lighter and longer hair that is almost always down and waving around. Martha Perkins is another character that likes to spread gossip about people. I found this symbolic because it seems as if she becomes happier but more aged by the end of the film because she has been through so many experiences trying to run away from her past and make a better future for herself. The scenes move very quickly and it was sometimes difficult to keep track. Some of these people are her “husband” Lennox Sanderson, who lied to her about their marriage; they were never married in the first place. She has had so many people in her life that have caused her to run away or hide. There seems to be the theme of people rooting for Anna to fail throughout the movie. Overall, it was very well scripted and had very good acting by the characters, especially considering this was made so long ago.