# Step $1$: Ask the user for their name

user$\_$name $=$ input$("$Please enter your name: $")$

print$($f$"$Hello$,\{$user$\_$name$\}!$ Welcome to the movie quotes script."$)$

# Step $2$: Create a list of quotes and save to a text file

quotes $=[$

f$"\{$user$\_$name$\},$ you can't handle the truth!",

"May the Force be with you.",

"There's no place like home.",

"I see dead people.",

"I'll be back."

$]$

# Save quotes to a text document

file$\_$name $=$ "quotes.txt$"$

with open$($file$\_$name, $"$w$")$ as file:

for quote in quotes:

file.write$($quote $+"$

$")$

# Step $3$: Read quotes from the text document and print them

quote$\_$lengths $=[]$

with open$($file$\_$name, $"$r$")$ as file:

for quote in file:

quote $=$ quote.strip$()$ # Remove any extra whitespace$/$newline characters

print$($quote$)$

# Step $4$: Print the number of characters in each quote

length $=$ len$($quote$)$

print$($length$)$

# Step $5$: Append the length to the list

quote$\_$lengths.append$($length$)$

# Step $6$: Print the list of quote lengths

print$("$Lengths of each quote:", quote$\_$lengths$)$

# Step $7$: Print the file name

print$("$The quotes are stored in:$",$ file$\_$name$)$

# Step $8$: Create a list for user input of favorite quotes

user$\_$quotes $=[]$

for i in range$(5)$: # Ask for $5$ quotes

user$\_$quote $=$ input$($f$"$Please enter your favorite quote $\{$i $+1\}$: $")$

user$\_$quotes.append$($user$\_$quote$)$

# Write user quotes to a file

with open$("$user$\_$quotes.txt$","$w$")$ as user$\_$file:

for user$\_$quote in user$\_$quotes:

user$\_$file.write$($user$\_$quote $+"$

$")$

# Step $9$: Read and print user quotes from the text document

with open$("$user$\_$quotes.txt$","$r$")$ as user$\_$file:

for user$\_$quote in user$\_$file:

user$\_$quote $=$ user$\_$quote.strip$()$

print$($user$\_$quote$)$

print$($len$($user$\_$quote$))$ # Print the length of each user quote

# Step $10$: Add two graphic images $($Note: You need to replace 'image$1.$png$\text{'}$ and 'image$2.$png$\text{'}$ with actual image paths$)$

#from PIL import Image

#image$1=$ Image.open$(\text{'}$image$1.$png$\text{'})$

#image$2=$ Image.open$(\text{'}$image$2.$png$\text{'})$

#image$1.$show$()$

#image$2.$show$()$

from turtle import $*$

# Initialize the screen

screen $=$ Screen$()$

myImage$1=$ "vector.gif"

penup$()$

addshape

goto$(100,100)$ # Move to a position

forward$(100)$

right$(90)$

forward$(100)$

#myImage$2=$ "matrix.gif"

penup$()$

goto$(200,100)$ # Move to a position

forward$(100)$

right$(90)$

forward$(200)$

# Keep the window open until the user closes it

screen.mainloop$()$:

what is wrong with this script for the graphic design image not to desplay in fulness. plus I need the pictures I stored in the folder to display perfectly. So$,$ please help me fix this script so the images I stored in the file can display