About the movie Sweet Home Alabama?  what does Andrew mean?
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He was always a player, and finally it was his turn to be played
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bree's husband died last season. her son, andrew is gay, her daughter is dating the black guy acroos the street from them. Her boyfriend is goin to die. i read that in a magazine. well, bree was dating somebody but she's not anymore. she's getting really pi**ed off at andrew so she drops him off in the middle of no where. and he's gone. she's staying at homw now without a job. she's really weird now
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I'm not going to be able to answer this in fullness at all but I'll let you know what I think about certain things.\n\nThe baseball cards - Simon gives the cards to Joe because they were his(Simon's) Favorite thing in the world.  He was trying to apologize for taking Joe's favorite thing in the world in the world...his mother.\n\nThe armadillo - After Simon gives Joe the cards, Joe realizes how upset and how bad Simon feels so he gives the armadillo to Simon, as a sign of forgiveness.\n\nThe deer - The deer was the instrument in showing everyone that Simon was here for a reason.  That he had survived for a reason.  His small stature and shrill voice gave him authority when it came to the smaller children and the small stature also allowed him to escape the bus when it slipped under water.  I'm not sure what the deer represents when it shows up the other 2 times though.\n\nJoe and Grandma - Definatley the part where we actually see the comforting loving side of her.  When she tells Joe that she won't be there forever and that she didn't know who his father was.\n\nJoe and Dad - It's sad to see Joe's reaction to finding out who his father was and denying it.  Joe's realization that it was true was when Simon confirmed it by finding the baseball, while searching for his cards.  I love the fact that Ben Goodrich adopts Joe in the end though.   During the movie I was hoping Ben was Joe's father, but I think the way they did it was better.\n\nI hope this helped in some way...maybe gave you a start.
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Ahm of the unmentioned categoray, "D", tha' one called "Whit Are Ye Mollachin Aboot?"  In honor of ma Scottish ancest'ray and the peskay moles a'bothren ma golf bawls, ahm makin this categoray, by-the-way.\n  \nBas'cally: Ah's won'dren round tha' loch and spewin' bawls left o' right, no aim en mind, a true n auld nae worth a docken.  "Awa ye go!", ye say, boot aye tells tha' truth, ah doo.  Doon ye think ahm aff?   Eh, well, piss on ye.
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In the Novel, Atticus says it after uncle Jack has given the kids air rifles for christmas. In the Film, Atticus says it at the dinenr table when discussing Walter Cunningham hunting for food and that he owns a gun.
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Alot of people think it means homeboy but it actually is what English colonists used to call each other in the heyday of the British empire.  If someone was born in bonny England, they were cally a homie.  As in 'Home - ie' .  African american culture appropriated the term as a way to gain status over the  white establishment because the British empire outlawed slavery long before the states did.  Some upper class britsh expats still use homie as a badge of endearment when working or living overseas.  Its use in hip hop circles is just another example of that particular sub-culture's mastery of irony.
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Sweet home Alabama... I have never been to the south, but that song seems to encompass what I would imagine the area to look like. Imagery would be one of the strong points of a song. \n\nBesides, it is one of their greatest songs of all time and used in a bazillion movies and commercials because it is that good.
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She is described in the first link as a "hothouse flower [meaning delicate] Southern mother."\n\nHere is another description: "A true daughter of the Confederacy, Mrs. Arnold finds it impossible to cope with the quality of life in the largely Hispanic village and...takes to bridge and sherry." \n\nYet another quote describes Mrs. Arnold as delicate:\n"wrapped up in tissue paper like a Wedgwood egg cup," \n\nWhat I take from all this is that she is someone who doesn't take change very well and either is delicate in her manner and physical strength or she acts that way to passive-aggressively rebel against being moved to a different town where she does not fit in.  I would go with the latter.  Good luck!
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It's difficult to tell without the context, but I suspect that it's a reference to "keeping up with the Joneses".  Perhaps Benjamin is the name of someone in the context?
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This may be more information than you want.  I'll apologize in advance.  \n\nAs two words, the context tends to be, "The blood stained the carpet."  noun/verb.\n\nThe other two seem to most people to be interchangable.  Here's the detail part.  When compund words enter the language, they typically begin as a hyphenated word.  As they become more common, the hyphen drops out, thus creating a true compound.  Therefore, after a certain period of time, the hyphenated version will become obsolete.\n\nAs a side note, you might want to check different dictionaries.  Webster's tends to be more prescriptive, meaning it attempts to influence our language and usage.  America Heritage tends to be more descriptive -- just telling what it is we do with the language.  \n\nAgain, I apologize if that was more than what you wanted to know.
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The letter "V" is used by the character V.  It represents his room number in the camps.  He uses Beethoven's 5th when he blows up Parliament, the V sign is basically an upside down Anarchy symbol.  I have not seen the movie, but I have read the comic several times.  Hopefully some of this is useful.
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I'm not sure if it's supposed to be significant but maybe it's supposed to symbolize change and movement.  You know, like life goes on, no matter what.  Earlier in the movie, he catches a feather and keeps it, so it's like he's letting it go free.
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it means that he needs to break free from his bondages that seem strong but are really weak\n\nPots are made of clay - they seem hard and rigid, but they are very weak.\n\nThink of the pot as a jail cell ... and the person as the incredible hulk. Theres no reason that he shouldn't just bust out of there in a minute. But if he doesn't know he can do it, he might sit in there the rest of his life when he knew he could have walked out right away
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It was a song (fictitious origin) from the 70's...\n\n"This song tells the tale of about a man who finds out from his friend Andy that his wife had cheated on him with both Andy and a guy named Seth. This being Georgia, he gets a gun and sets out to kill Andy, but when he gets there Andy is already dead. The police show up, arrest him for killing Andy and he is hanged. The singer then reveals that she is the man's sister and that she shot Andy and also killed her brother's wife."
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Ouch...too tough to call!  "Sweet Home Alabama" and "Freebird" both have such a wide appeal that they cross all the genre boundaries (and have held up to the test of time).  If I were dying and only had these two songs to choose from (but only time to hear one), I guess I'd go with:\n\n"BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP!!!  Sorry, we're outta time!  You took too long making your decision and your time ran out!  Thanks for playing our game!"
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Hi I have no idea about anything your talking about cuz I have never seen the movie but I thought I try to help anyways cuz I know what its like to have all the info but no song it sucks really bad lol so I hope this helps if not sorry  Songs marked with a * were on the Soundtrack \n\n\n(UNKNOWN) \nPerformed by (unknown) \n(Playing in the background while Jake is being released from Prison) \n\nSHE CAUGHT THE KATY * \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(Playing in the background while Elwood picks up Jake from Prison) \n\nSHAKE YOUR MONEYMAKER \nPerformed by Elmore James \n(Playing in the background while Jake and Elwood are with Curtis at the orphanage) \n\nTHE OLD LANDMARK * \nPerformed by James Brown and James Cleveland's Southern California Community Choir \n(The song Reverend Cleophus James performs in the Triple Rock Baptist Church) \n\nGOD MUSIC \nBy Elmer Bernstein \n(Playing in the Church when Jake 'Sees the Light') \n\nSOOTHE ME \nPerformed by Sam and Dave \n(Playing in the Bluesmobile when Elwood is pulled over by the police) \n\nHOLD ON, I'M COMIN' \nPerformed by Sam and Dave \n(Playing in the Bluesmobile during the first police chase, in the mall car park) \n\nCAN'T TURN YOU LOOSE \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(Playing while the Bluesmobile drives through the Mall) \n\nPETER GUNN THEME * \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(Playing while Elwood takes Jake to his home) \n\nLET THE GOOD TIMES ROLL \nPerformed by Louis Jordan \n(The record Elwood puts on when he is at his apartment with Jake) \n\nANEMA E CORE \nPerformed by Ezio Pinza \n(Playing in the background at Mrs Tarantino's house) \n\nQUANDO, QUANDO, QUANDO \nPerformed by Murph and the MagicTones \n(Murph and his band play this at the Holiday Inn) \n\nJUST THE WAY YOU ARE \nPerformed by (unknown) \n(The music playing in the background at the Holiday Inn) \n\nBOOM BOOM \nPerformed by John Lee Hooker \n(Performed in Maxwell Street by Street Slim) \n\nTHINK * \nPerformed by Aretha Franklin and The Blues Brothers Band \n(The song Matt's wife sings in the Soul Food Cafe) \n\nSHAKE A TAILFEATHER * \nPerformed by Ray Charles and The Blues Brothers Band \n(The song Ray sings at Ray's Music Exchange) \n\nBOOGIE CHILLUN \nPerformed by John Lee Hooker \n(Playing while Jake and Elwood take the band to Bob's Country Bunker) \n\nYOUR CHEATIN' HEART \nPerformed by Kitty Wells \n(Playing in the background in Bob's Country Bunker) \n\nGIMME SOME LOVIN' * \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(The first song performed at Bob's Country Bunker by The Blues Brothers Band) \n\nTHEME FROM RAWHIDE * \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(The second song performed at Bob's Country Bunker by The Blues Brothers Band) \n\nSTAND BY YOUR MAN \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(The third song performed at Bob's Country Bunker by The Blues Brothers Band) \n\nI'M WALKIN' \nPerformed by Fats Domino \n(Playing while Jake, Elwood, Curtis and the orphans are out advertising for the concert) \n\nMINNIE THE MOOCHER * \nPerformed by Cab Calloway and The Blues Brothers Band \n(The song Curtis performs with the Blues Brothers Band) \n\nCAN'T TURN YOU LOOSE \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(The song the band plays while Curtis introduces Jake and Elwood) \n\nEVERYBODY NEEDS SOMEBODY * \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(The first song Jake and Elwood perform at the Palace Hotel Ballroom) \n\nSWEET HOME CHICAGO * \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(The second song Jake and Elwood perform at the Palace Hotel Ballroom, and also during the following car chase) \n\nRIDE OF THE VALKYRIES \nPerformed by the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra \n(Playing while the Nazi's fall from the sky) \n\nTHE GIRL FROM IPANEMA \nPerformed by (unknown) \n(Music playing in the elevator) \n\nJAILHOUSE ROCK * \nPerformed by The Blues Brothers Band \n(The song the band plays in prison and during the cr
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It comes from I think the movie "American pie" if I remember correctly. 'Stiffler' uses it. It means Mother I'd like to f*ck.