"Its not the same anymore as it was in the beginning." Here is a famous phrase that many people have had the displeasure of hearing during a relationship. In the movie "Annie Hall" a socially paranoid Jewish man (Alvie Singer) and a shiksa (Annie Hall) are in a relationship with each other, but what makes it really interesting is that that these two actors were once seeing one another in real life. Alvie and Annie's relationship is like any other; they had their ups and downs, good times and bad times. Many of their joys and problems are just that same as the average relationship a typical couple may go through.
             Alvie and Annie first met with a friendly game of tennis. After the game Annie sees Alvie as she is leaving and tries to say bye to him but just begins to babble. It seems that Annie thinks Alvie is kind of cute if she just begins to ramble on and on. It's almost like she is lost for word at this point. In addition, Alvie sees this aspect in her as attractive in a sense. Alvie seems to be really fascinated with the fact that such a beautiful woman can be so clueless. This aspect gives Alvie a chance to try and mold her in his image. Everything seems to be going fine at the beginning but that's how all relationships are at first.
             The main problem in Annie and Alvie's relationship is that Alvie is always pushing her to try and learn more. Annie notices what Alvie is trying to do and she says, "...You're always forcing me to learn more! Do you think I am stupid or something?" She feels under appreciated and put down. Annie thinks Alvie is not satisfied with the way she is. On the other hand Alvie, in response to that remark always replies, "No! Its good for you, you need to know about things. I think it is good to be a well-educated adult." He feels that a well-educated person can go a long way. It seems that he doesn&a
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