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Part 1a(Should be 40-100 words, use in text citations and also websites that are based in the United States as references)

In the terms of love, perspective of it, or uses of it can alter the answer. If I view it as an action, I would say the movie Passion of the Christ demonstrates love in its action when Jesus chooses to go through with his expected death. If I view love in terms of parental means then I believe Butterfly Kisses by Bob Carlisle is a great example. More than anything though if I view it in admiration to your opposite then I believe it is a song, picture, or even location that truly connects you to your significant other.

Part 1b(Should be 40-100 words, use in text citations and also websites that are based in the United States as references)

In my opinion, the best movie about love ever created is Titanic. It is an epic tragedy and romance movie about shipwrecks combining a love story in relation to emotional impact of the disaster leading to death. Rose was a 17-year-old dating her wealthy fiancé Cal, but Rose’s mom thought that with Rose marrying Cal, it will help solve the family financial issues, but she was not happy with her love life and intend on killing herself.

Jack was a poor young artist who won a third-class ticket through a poker game, who showed up the night Rose was about jumping off the ship and coaxes her back on the deck of the ship. After sharing that moment, they both develop a lovely relationship, then she realized she has feeling for Jack. Cal jealously hunted for Jack because of Rose. Towards the end of the movie, Titanic was hit by an iceberg, brescued to safety in the water.

They shared their last moments together with Rose on a board that could only fit her while Jack was still in the water holding Rose hand, but the water was too cold, and he ended up freezing to death due to hypothermia.

References

Titanic, film by Cameron (1997). Retrieved from Part 3.