Sample Report on Covey and Hunchback Heather Bankston was kind enough to let me use her work as an example for this assignment. She wrote this report for Spring 2000, when I paired Covey with Disney's The Hunchback of Notre Dame . It deals with a different film but otherwise is an excellent example of what this report should contain in terms of details from both Covey and the film. The title of the film is italicized . It can be underlined instead, but it should never be both italicized and underlined.
Abstract principles are often difficult for high school students to grasp.
Nevertheless, such principles can be illustrated through concrete examples. The animated version of The Hunchback Of Notre Dame offers the opportunity to demonstrate Covey's contrast of the personality and the character ethics. This report will demonstrate why the film should be adopted as a supplement in teaching the meaning and implications of Covey's thesis. The Disney version of this novel is true to the original in its essential content. The outcast Quasimodo is used by Frollo, the Minister of Justice, to further his own personal ends.