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Are you asking a Soup Question?
Seasons change young man, and while I may have waited until the winter of my life, to see the things I've seen this past year, there is no doubt I would have waited too long, had it not been for you. Jamal: "great men have poor relations" Dickens. As I was reading this blog, and replaying the movie in my head, I saw something else; As mentioned above words are but a single component of communication. . Reasons why some of us live and why some of us don't! For example, in the sport management courses that I teach, the intent of asking the students to complete the in class to ask me about why the choices they made had specific impacts on reaching or not the intended outcome or goal. Jamal: Did you ever get married? There are times when the plot does not have to move at light speed. This is significant because the reclusive Forrester has panic attacks, and, before Jamal came into his life, would never leave his apartment, and had never left, without Jamal.
. I think that a soup question is a non personal or factual question as "Why doesn't ours get anything on it. Jamal: You got someone doing that kind of yelling? Now, I truly feel we should ask questions that concern us and not questions out of simple curiosity. . It increases his knowledge. I'm pretty sure my response to the questions I'm asking and being asked, by God as well as others, is every bit as important as the questions themselves.
One day after school, one of the boys challenges Jamal to sneak into the apartment. He replies in a much gentler tone, as he knows that Jammal does care for him, "Not exactly a soup question" meaning, not exactly a factual question meaning that it is personal. Source: Author This quiz was reviewed by our editing team before going online. And as a new writer, I was fairly intimidated by the editing process. How about you let me take on this one cause you're too damn scared to walk out that door and do something for somebody else.
What is a "Soup Question" Anyway? by Black_Aphrodite
. And I still like and believe in the idea that a soup question is determined by the perspective and opinion on the part of the askee, not the asker, as to whether the question has pertinence to his or her life, or contains information that he asker can use in a concrete manner beyond idle or simple curiousity, I, too,love this movie. Forrester:What I have is an adult male. Forrester: People have been talking about it for years. McCoy, I agree with you to a point-"soup questions" are questions whose answers are significant and useful to the asker, beyond simple curiousity. Finding Forrester is not just a soup q film, although I do like the references.
For us, it is a shorthand way of saying, "I don't have time to give or receive a long long explanation. But as to the second question, Forrester points out that knowing intimate details of his life is not a benefit to Jamal's. Jamal looks at him quizzically, until Forrester shows him the image on the camcorder-a close-up of a bird. Jamal asks him why this is needed and Forrester explains. To which Forrester answers, "That is not a soup question. After the initial hysteria, a strong drink, and my husband's gentle, but constructive "Do whatever the hell you want! You're too damn scared, man! Jammal then gets to playfully throw it back at William at the end of the film when Jammal is asked the extremely personal question, ". .
Buddha did the same. I watched it again, last night. For example, "do you have a necklace on? After raising two great kids with my husband, Tom, I took up writing at age 59 as a hobby. Fortunately for you, you have decades to figure that out! It's remarkable that I'm black? Working with college students, my yearning is that they will engage in asking Soup Questions, clarifying questions that will improve their body of knowledge and guide them in their search for answers whether in a classroom or professional setting. In the end when Jamal flipped it on Forester, It was an adorable way of saying I've learned the distinction and the answer to your question will not advance you Touche'. I'm free to include silly mishaps that do nothing to move the plot forward, but do a lot to help the reader bond with the characters. I think the dialogue supports that.
Probably because your mother was brought up in a house that never wasted milk in soup. I figure you were writing about how life never works out. I guess I don't have any more soup questions. Eventually Jamal convinces Forrester to go out of the apartment and attend a game at Madison Square Garden, but Forrester cannot handle the crowds Anna Paquin, F. Jamal: Man, fuck you William! In the first instance, Jamal learns something about various ways to make soup.
I love this line, from one of my all time favorite movies, Truth is, the curmudgeonly author needed the probing of the inquisitive young man as much as Jamal needed the older man's wisdom and encouragement. You may call it staying relevant or participating in pop culture or just plain simple FOMO. . I would define this movie quote by using another movie quote - "it's never just one thing. . .
Making the Time to Write: Finding Forrester and asking the soup question
It seems I have less and less of them, replaced by something else. Jamal: I thought you'd say something like, "I always could. . Despite discouragement, Jamal attends the competition - signaling his intent to continue at the school. . Murray Abraham, Michael Pitt, April Grace, Naturi Naughton and Busta Rhymes star in supporting roles. Jamal: Come on, Professor Crawford.
Forrester: You better stir that soup. The question is just asked out of curiousity, without a concrete reason that can be traced back to helping the asker in any tangible way. I think this part of the movie was simply genius and truly made the movie a classic. And to some selfish degree, to myself. Much as we would like to add interesting comments, side stories, silly anecdotes, and the like, editors, at least my editor, take a dim view of it.
