I break it by talking to strangers. ... I hug strangers. ... I buy coffee for strangers. ... I talk to strangers in a society where it is not right to talk to strangers. ... Soon the norm is not to treat the deviant like a person but rather like a character in a play. ...
The main characters of the film like Xi, mentioned before, Ms. ... Thompson see him as a random stranger to be scared of. Another distinction that appeared to me in the film was the different thoughts towards fear of each character. On one hand Xi, did not feel scared when he encountered strangers or with the appearance of unknown objects, like a gun. ... It opens the eyes of the audience to other points of view through the characters. ...
This particular television show teaches children about themselves through the main character Doug Funnie. ... I feel since the audience is focused towards younger viewers, like around the ages of three to fourteen, the characters in the show should be more the viewers" age. The characters on the show are in high school, when they should be in grammar school. ... It also teaches children how to treat people, such as, there parents, friends, classmates, or even strangers. ... In this show they do not just have white middle class characters, in fact they have a mix off cultures. ...
Both of the examples above can be used to help illustrate the theme of heritage, which can pose a social or a cultural conflict for everyone, especially the characters in this story. ... To quote one of my favorite songs, "real life is stranger than fiction" (Bad Religion). ...
Nora finally comes to the realization that she does not know Torvald at all and has been living with a stranger for eight years. ... The climax of A Doll's House comes when Nora finally recognizes that she can no longer live as Torvald's "most treasured possession"(956), and goes through a change in character. ... She discovers the reality of her marriage and is forever changed, "Torvald, that was the moment I realized that for eight years I"d been living with a stranger, and had borne him three children . . . ...
With this amount of time away from each other it distanced their relationship to where they became strangers to one another and when her husband died, Elizabeth couldn't even cry. ... The stench of the decaying body engulfed the town, but the strength Emily's father engraved into her character kept the towns people from intruding on her secret until the day she died. ...
