Time transcripts of Nikitaa

[00:00:00:00]	[ Interviewer ] Can you state your name for us please?

[00:00:02:10]	My name is Nikitaa Nath.

[00:00:04:05]	[ Interviewer ] Alright. And what's your story going to be about today?

[00:00:06:12]	I'm going to talk about how I watched the movie Pride and Prejudice 

[00:00:10:22]	and how it made me want to go back and read the book after I saw the movie.

[00:00:14:20]	[ Interviewer ] Alright. Go ahead whenever you're ready. 

[00:00:16:14]	Okay well I was in eighth grade when some of my friends,

[00:00:19:27]	we wanted to go to the movies and we knew Pride and Prejudice was a popular book 

[00:00:24:23]	and so we were excited to see the movie and we went to see it 

[00:00:28:08]	and I wasn't particularly excited to see it because 

[00:00:32:00]	when I thought about Victorian type of writing

[00:00:35:11]	 I didn't think it was very exciting and I just thought it was too dense 

[00:00:39:06]	and probably boring but the movie ended up being really good 

[00:00:43:05]	and the characters were well developed and the plot was really well developed. 

[00:00:47:08]	I mean, it elicited emotion for me and that's how I know a movie is good 

[00:00:55:21]	so after I saw that I really liked the story and thought that

[00:00:59:22]	 I would like to go back and read the book because

[00:01:03:16]	 I know for me when I watch a movie I can get pretty emotional 

[00:01:09:06]	but if you read a book you get to see so much more 

[00:01:11:24]	of the plot development and the character development 

[00:01:14:03]	so I thought that if I could go back and read it, the story would be even more meaningful. 

[00:01:21:08]	I haven't gotten the chance to read it, but I probably will during 

[00:01:24:23]	one of my summers or something like that because

[00:01:27:23]	 I really like the movie so it inspired me to go back and read the book.

[00:01:32:01]	[ Interviewer ] What was your favorite part of the movie?

[00:01:35:03]	Uhmm (laughs) I honestly don't remember it well enough..

[00:01:39:05]	[ Interviewer ] Is there anything in particular that you're looking forward to about the book?

[00:01:42:25]	Like I said, just how the characters play out. I really like the character Mr. Darcy.

[00:01:50:15]	He's really likeable so I'm excited to see how they portray him in the book. 

[00:01:56:12]	And I'm excited to see how I can relate to the characters. 

[00:01:59:28]	[ Interviewer ] Do you think you might explore other books in that 

[00:02:04:28]	sort of genre or that sort of time era that you weren't originally interested in?

[00:02:08:27]	Yeah, it's possible because after I saw that movie, I read Jane Eyre

[00:02:15:15]	which is kind of from the same era and I've heard from so many people

[00:02:20:14]	that they hated that book and it's a terrible book but I actually 

[00:02:23:05]	really liked it so I think that I would definitely look at other books in that genre.

[00:02:28:19]	[ Interviewer ] Ok. Did you have any other movies that inspired you to read the book?

[00:02:33:12]	Probably Fight Club. I just saw that one recently and it was a really good movie. 

[00:02:40:00]	I really like the psychological thriller type movie 

[00:02:44:07]	so I would definitely want to go and read that because, I mean,

[00:02:49:04]	It's kind of ruined for me because I know the plot of the movie 

[00:02:52:05]	and the twist at the end but it was really well done in the movie 

[00:02:56:02]	and there were a lot of small details that I would only notice if I go back

[00:03:00:22]	and watch the movie so I think if I read the book there would be 

[00:03:05:17]	so many more details and I think that would be really cool to see 

[00:03:08:19]	how that affects the plot and stuff like that.

[00:03:13:29]	[ Interviewer ] Is there anything else you want to share?

[00:03:15:29]	No...

[00:03:18:20]	[ Interviewer ] Alright. Thanks.