All the Kings Men
A people's candidate in the Deep South, who was fighting for the rights of people; that's Willie Stark the main character of, All the Kings Men. He starts out as a good-deeded hick, and then evolves into a power-hungry, corrupt politician. Willie ruins his family and himself in this story. At the beginning we start with a nice family, and a man who wanted what best for the people. In the end, Willie Stark wanted his name all over the state, so people knew who had given them everything. Willie began with a failed campaign as County Treasurer in Canoma Count. He had lost nevertheless he was renowned by people when the school building collapsed due to faulty bricks. Bricks, bricks that he had fought against them using because they were cheap and from a political contact of the County Treasurer Pillsbury. The state got a hold of Willie and used him the split MacMufee's vote in the Governor race against Harrision. Willie's campaign gained steam towards then end of his first governor campaign lost, however he was for certain the next Governor of the state. After Willie's overwhelming victory, he passes bill after bill for the people. Aside from this, soon we see his corruptness. He begins to make deals, blackmail those a
The most pivotal scene in this movie is Willie's change of character at the County Fair in Upton. Willie has been drinking, which is unusual for him because his wife doesn't favor it; still Jack finally manages to pull him out of bed and to the fair. He starts his speech by telling the people, that he has prepared a speech about his plans to make the state better, however he figures they already know the problem of their state. Willie pointed out specific folks in the audience, and at that time he asked them questions. He approached one man saying, "Are your clothes worn because you don't have the money to buy new?" then he asked a woman, "Are you kids ignorant, because the school's just don't teach anything?" Posing these questions made the audience think, but what made them see more was when he started his story. This wasn't some fairy tale; moreover it was a vivid life-story, about a hick, just like them. This hick was raised on a farm, and went to an old one-room schoolhouse. He worked the farm during the day, and stayed up nights studying his books, with aspirations to become a lawyer. When he became a lawyer he didn't start thinking' about the people, but after a school building collapse in his own county it became apparent the people needed him. They praised him, because he had spoken out against t
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Approximate Word count = 892
Approximate Pages = 4 (250 words per page double spaced)
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