FREE ESSAY ON JAWS THE BOOK

JAWS THE BOOK

In Jaws terror strikes. This terror is what fuels the story. When the first attack is
learned by the worn everyone is gripped with fear. As more die this grip tightens and
slowly chokes the town. The terror starts because the killer is unseen and unknown,
impossible to see and impossible to escape. There is also the evident amount of death
involved with the shark attack. The town is soon to fail with the attack of a shark on a
local water front.
The first wave of terror would have to be that there is a creature living right near you
but totally hidden. Less then a mile between the shark and people, the shark sees you but
you will never see the shark. Not only is it unseen but also heartless and mindless. It
has a need to feast and anything in the water is fair game for it, no matter how
inaccessible. People realize they kill and feel some amount of remorse or pain for what
they do. A shark does not, what he eats, what he kills does not matter to it.
The next wave of terror is the death. Christine Watkins went for a swim after a night of
fun and out of no where the shark speeds over and takes a chunk out of her left leg. No
one sees her die but they sure do find her body, parts. Ever your mother can't protect
you. When the young boy Alex Kinter begs for a little floating on his raft he never sees
the monstrous beast slide up and swallow him down. When is it safe to swim when there is
a large heartless beast that seems to never leave in the water. A quick dip could be your
last, a breath of fresh air could be your last word.
Terror continues out of water, a community based on vacationers and the water is stopped
cold when all of the water is unsafe. Business depends on custimers and with no customers
business fails. The pyramid effect takes place first the vacationers do not come in fear
of dying. Then local business begin to go down. After the citizens of the town don't make
money. People must move to a new place. The town dies and the shark lives on. 
When a large great white slowly moves in on a small waterfront town and takes a long
residence there is only one reaction of the people in the town and that is terror. A
prime in escapable feeling of all people. The shark strikes in the water, the only
warning is too late because then you are already dead. Feeling no pain the shark eats
what, who and when it wants.