How Mercer Frey could have breached it is a mystery to us all. The hunt is on and I'm on my way to Riftweald Manor, Mercer Frey's estate in Riften, to locate a clue as to his current whereabouts. Infiltrate Mercer's House Objective Optional Shoot the mechanism to lower the ramp. I've discovered some plans in Riftweald Manor. This must be where Mercer Frey is headed. I should bring these the Brynjolf as soon as possible. Brynjolf is convinced Mercer Frey intends to perform one final heist before departing Skyrim for good.
According to the plans I discovered in Riftweald Manor, he's after the "Eyes of the Falmer," two gems of enormous value. If we have any hopes of intercepting Mercer, we need to proceed to their location immediately. Please reload an old save to confirm if the bug is still happening. The only fix for consoles is to try and reload an earlier save, prior to returning to Enthir or ever receiving the quest to translate the journal.
Sometimes, after talking to Karliah and Enthir at the end of "Hard Answers", Karliah will not leave The Frozen Hearth 's basement, making the quest impossible—she will not initiate the correct dialogue, or move to the Ragged Flagon. An easy way to tell if this glitch has happened is to check the map—if the pointer to talk to Karliah is at The Frozen Hearth, she's still there. Typing following commands into the console: After this, the player needs to find Brynjolf, talk to him, and the quest will proceed as normal.
This glitch also affects the Dark Brotherhood's quest when decorating the Dawnstar Sanctuary. Delvin won't talk to the Dragonborn till he "figures things out". Going back to the place where the charcoal rubbing of the Falmer language was made. Then, doing another rubbing will reopen "Hard Answers".
After that, the player needs to redo the quest to talk to Karliah and Enthir and make sure that she leaves, then travel to Riften and wait. There exists a similar bug when telling Karliah to wait before confronting the guild.
The quest progresses fine up to the point where Karliah is waiting in the main area of the Ragged Flagon, but if this quest is put off for a while and she is told to wait there until the Dragonborn is ready, Karliah may go back to the Frozen Hearth Cellar. This can be fixed by telling her that the Dragonborn is ready while she is in the basement of the inn , then entering the Ragged Flagon Cistern. Delvin will walk up and start his dialogue as if Karliah is there.
This will trigger Karliah to move from the inn, and she will walk to Riften and enter the Cistern after several in-game hours.
The quest will resume normally after this. Sometimes Karliah doesn't give the quest if Mercer's Plans are already in the Dragonborn's inventory. Dropping the plans before completing "Hard Answers". There is another similar bug when opening the guild's safe, Karliah will glitch and get stuck before entering the safe. Hitting Karliah once or twice with a weapon.
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Gardner is further set back when his bank account is garnished by the IRS for unpaid income taxes, and he and Christopher are evicted. Other days, he and Christopher spend nights at a homeless shelter , in BART, or, if he manages to procure sufficient cash, at a hotel. Later, Gardner finds the bone scanner that he lost in the BART station earlier and, after repairing it, sells it to a physician, thus completing all his sales of his scanners. Disadvantaged by his limited work hours, and knowing that maximizing his client contacts and profits is the only way to earn the broker position, Gardner develops a number of ways to make phone sales calls more efficiently, including reaching out to potential high-value customers, defying protocol.
One sympathetic prospect who is a top-level pension fund manager even takes Chris and Christopher to a San Francisco 49ers game. Concluding his internship, Gardner is called into a meeting with his managers. One of them notes he is wearing a new shirt. Gardner explains it is his last day and thought to dress for the occasion.
Fighting back tears, Gardner shakes hands with them, then rushes to his son's daycare to embrace Christopher. They walk down the street, joking with each other and are passed by the real Chris Gardner, in a business suit. The epilogue reveals that Gardner went on to form his own multimillion-dollar brokerage firm.
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The movie took some liberties with Gardner's true life story. Certain details and events that actually took place over the span of several years were compressed into a relatively short time and although eight-year-old Jaden portrayed Chris as a five-year-old, Gardner's son was just a toddler at the time. Towards the end Chris Gardner has a brief uncredited cameo appearance before the credits. Chris Gardner initially thought Smith, an actor best known for his performances in blockbuster films, was miscast to play him.
In the hope Gardner's story would inspire the down-trodden citizens of Chattanooga, Tennessee to achieve financial independence and to take greater responsibility for the welfare of their families, the mayor of Chattanooga organized a viewing of the film for the city's homeless. The film was received generally positively by critics, with Will Smith receiving widespread acclaim for his performance.
The site's critical consensus reads, "Will Smith's heartfelt performance elevates The Pursuit of Happyness above mere melodrama. The beauty of the film is its honesty. In its outlines, it's nothing like the usual success story depicted on-screen, in which, after a reasonable interval of disappointment, success arrives wrapped in a ribbon and a bow. Instead, this success story follows the pattern most common in life—it chronicles a series of soul-sickening failures and defeats, missed opportunities, sure things that didn't quite happen, all of which are accompanied by a concomitant accretion of barely perceptible victories that gradually amount to something.
In other words, it all feels real. It's the same old bootstraps story, an American dream artfully told, skillfully sold.
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To that calculated end, the film making is seamless, unadorned, transparent, the better to serve Mr. How you respond to this man's moving story may depend on whether you find Mr. Smith's and his son's performances so overwhelmingly winning that you buy the idea that poverty is a function of bad luck and bad choices, and success the result of heroic toil and dreams. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone awarded the film three out of a possible four stars and commented, "Smith is on the march toward Oscar He's the real deal.
In Variety , Brian Lowry said the film "is more inspirational than creatively inspired—imbued with the kind of uplifting, afterschool-special qualities that can trigger a major toothache Smith's heartfelt performance is easy to admire. Please tell us where you read or heard it including the quote, if possible. Test Your Knowledge - and learn some interesting things along the way.
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