Summary - Jaws: Based On The Book By Peter Benchley

SUMMARY

JAWS

BASED ON THE BOOK BY PETER BENCHLEY

SUMMARY WRITTEN BY: BRIEF BOOKS PUBLISHING

CONTENT

The First Attack

Investigation Begins

Confirmation and Denial

Foreshadowing and Fear

Public Outcry and Pressure

A Fisherman Vanishes

Desperate Measures

A Fateful Dinner Party

Confrontation and a Plan

General Analysis

ABOUT THE ORIGINAL BOOK

Peter Benchley's Jaws plunges readers into the idyllic summer resort of Amity where a terrifying great white shark begins a series of attacks. The local police chief, Martin Brody, finds himself battling not only the monstrous predator but also a town reluctant to acknowledge the danger for fear of economic ruin during their crucial tourist season. As the body count rises, Brody, a marine biologist, and a seasoned fisherman team up for a perilous hunt to stop the relentless killing machine that has gripped the community in fear. The story explores themes of primal terror, the clash between human denial and natural threat, and the courage needed to confront unimaginable danger.

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Hljóðbók: 1 april 2025